Deputy Mayor Pam Keeping says the supplier is offering the rental at a discount and the city can acquire it for just over $144K.
After many discussions, a special committee and meetings with the public, Corner Brook residents can board an accessible van as part of the city’s transit services. At a cost of nearly $198K, the van was delivered on November 12th. While waiting for the van to be manufactured, the city used a rental to provide an accessible option. At Monday’s public council meeting, Deputy Mayor Pam Keeping says the supplier is offering the rental at a discount and the city can acquire it for just over $144K. Funding is available to complete the purchase with virtually no direct cost to the city. Once
Chimney fire briefly closes lower East Valley Road in Corner Brook Tuesday night
National alert test at 10:45 this morning on radio, television, and devices
Port aux Basques RCMP nab man at a traffic checkpoint prohibited from driving Canada wide
Deer Lake RCMP take two impaired rivers off the roads this past weekend
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