Huntingdon Council to Appoint Police, Fire Chief
From the Apr 22, 2025 e-EditionTOWN COUNCIL MEETING
Town of Huntingdon, Tennessee
5:15 P.M., April 22, 2025
Huntingdon City Hall
19810 Main Street East
A. Roll call, declaration of quorum, and call to order.
B. Approval of council minutes of the March 25, 2025 regular meeting.
C. Approval of bills and/or report of special procurements
1. Consider the approval of Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment and Air-Paks
purchase from Municipal Emergency Services (MES) under Sourcewell Contract RFP
#032620 revision 7 in the amount of $26,465.12. Purchase funded by State of
Tennessee Volunteer Firefighter Equipment and Training Grant.
2. Consider the approval of the repair of Utility Well #2 – Emergency Procurement.
D. Grievances or petitions from citizens
E. Communications from the mayor
F. Committee reports
Huntingdon Recreation Advisory Board – Meeting March 21, 2025
G. Unfinished Business
H. New Business
1. Consider the appointment of the Chief of Police.
2. Consider the appointment of the Fire Chief.
I. Suspension of the rule on agenda items
J. Announcements or remarks
Swearing-In Ceremony for Chief of Police and Fire Chief
K. Adjournment
Friends of The Dixie Board presentation to Town Council following adjournment
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