Westfield Council Approves Public Safety Upgrades and Grant Applications
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 23
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What happened
The Westfield Council approved purchases for pedestrian beacons, replacement trucks, and a grant application for ambulances. The Council also entered into a shared services agreement with Clark Township. The purchase of pedestrian beacons was approved through National Highway Products, Inc. of Millville.
From patch.com
Why it matters
The Council approved public works upgrades, including pedestrian beacons and replacement trucks, and submitted a grant application for ambulances to the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. Additionally, Westfield formalized a shared services agreement with Clark Township.
From patch.com
Who's involved
- WestfieldThe Council approved purchases for pedestrian beacons, replacement trucks, and a grant application for ambulances.
- ClarkEntered into a shared services agreement with Westfield concerning the use of a Conservation Center.
- MillvilleServed as the authorized vendor for the purchase of pedestrian beacons for Westfield.
- New Jersey Department of Community AffairsIs the state agency receiving the grant application from Westfield.
Who could feel it
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