Asphalt recycling trailer purchase
Summary
A $95,651 trailer-mounted recycler would let street crews turn reclaimed millings into hot patch mix on-site, making permanent pothole and utility-cut repairs possible even in freezing weather. It also avoids firing up the main plant for tiny batches.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
$95,651.00 from the streets department's $180,000 capital outlay budget, with $80,000 also earmarked for a one-ton truck.
Residents get faster, more permanent pothole patches year-round, and the city saves wear on its main asphalt plant.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council (Regular) — November 2, 2026
The fleet coordinator will give a scheduled update on the city's vehicles and equipment. Fleet condition affects everything from snow plowing to parks maintenance — and replacement costs eventually show up in the budget.
City Council (Regular) — August 17, 2026
Consent items included a $74,800 Kubota tractor and a $356,507 John Deere dozer for city work. Routine but notable capital spending.
City Council (Regular) — July 20, 2026
The city is buying a $95,651 asphalt recycling trailer from Kois Brothers Equipment — equipment for the streets crew.
City Council (Study) — July 13, 2026
A $95,651 trailer-mounted recycler would let street crews turn reclaimed millings into hot patch mix on-site, making permanent pothole and utility-cut repairs possible even in freezing weather. It also avoids firing up the main plant for tiny batches.
City Council (Regular) — March 2, 2026
The city was set to spend roughly $930,000 on a new sewer-cleaning vac truck and street sweeper to maintain streets and utilities.
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