Zumbrota City Council Approves Sale of Hybrid Squad Car and Discusses Infrastructure Projects

The Zumbrota City Council meeting focused on the sale of a hybrid squad car, infrastructure improvement bids, and other community updates. The council decided to sell a 2021 hybrid squad car on Facebook Marketplace before considering other platforms. Additionally, the council deliberated on a mill and overlay project to improve local streets. The city’s ambulance service was recognized for clinical excellence for the second year in a row.

02:52The most notable discussion centered around the sale of a 2021 hybrid squad car. The council explored options for selling the vehicle, ultimately deciding to list it on Facebook Marketplace. The vehicle is expected to be sold at fair market value, considering its mileage and condition. The council agreed to a 30-day listing period on Facebook Marketplace before considering alternative platforms like MinBid, with a proposed minimum reserve price of $10,000 to ensure a fair sale.

08:21Infrastructure improvements were another key topic. The council reviewed a mill and overlay project, which involves street resurfacing to maintain and improve road quality. The project includes options for edge milling or total reclamation, along with subdrain installation in certain areas to address water drainage issues. WHKS will prepare a bid package for the project, estimated to cost between $3,000 and $4,000.

10:39The council also received updates about the local ambulance service, which was recognized by the Minnesota Office of Emergency Medical Services for clinical excellence for the second consecutive year. The service met various criteria for treating cardiac, stroke, and trauma patients. Additionally, the library introduced a new computer system after 25 years and hired a new children’s librarian, with plans for an engaging summer reading program.

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