Marysville was scheduled to weigh $1.1M purchase of two refuse trucks

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the April 27, 2026, meeting, the record said the city was scheduled to consider item 15, a purchase order for two 2027 ACX/Labrie Wittke Residential Front Loaders ¹. The recommended motion was to authorize the Mayor to sign and execute the purchase order ¹. The proposed price for the two trucks was $1,112,148.76 ¹. The agenda bill says the purchase is funded through a capital improvement allocation in the Solid Waste Rate Plan, and that Solid Waste Funds would not be expended until 2027 after the trucks are built and delivered ¹. The record does not establish the meeting's outcome.

• Item 15 on the agenda proposed buying two 2027 ACX/Labrie Wittke Residential Front Loaders.
• The proposed purchase order amount was $1,112,148.76.
• The recommended action was to authorize the Mayor to sign and execute the purchase order.
• The agenda bill says the purchase is funded through a capital improvement allocation in the Solid Waste Rate Plan, with Solid Waste Funds not expended until 2027 after build and delivery.

Why it matters

These are residential refuse trucks in the city's solid waste fleet ¹. The agenda bill describes the purchase as replacing existing fleet assets as front-line equipment ¹. The cost is a capital expense funded through the Solid Waste Rate Plan's 2027 capital improvement allocation ¹.

What changed / what's next

• The record introduces a proposal to authorize the Mayor to sign a $1,112,148.76 purchase order for two refuse front loaders ¹.
• The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome; residents would need to check meeting minutes to see if the purchase order was authorized ¹.