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City’s big purchases, such as trash trucks, run into inflation, delays
Paying $1.1 million for 3 replacement trucks
The Statesboro City Council approved in August the purchase of a front-loading Peterbilt compressed natural gas sanitation truck that will replace the one shown above that caught fire on South Main Street in front of Synovus Bank on July 18. The council a
The Statesboro City Council approved in August the purchase of a front-loading Peterbilt compressed natural gas sanitation truck that will replace the one shown above that caught fire on South Main Street in front of Synovus Bank on July 18. The council also approved recently the purchase of two other sanitation trucks, as well.
Supply chain delays and inflation continue to affect the city of Statesboro’s purchases of large equipment, such as recent orders for three replacement garbage trucks costing a total of $1.1 million.
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