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City Council approves $2.6M fire truck purchase, delays intersection project.

City Council backs $2.6M fire truck purchase and grants. The Agawam City Council unanimously approved a $2,577,398 bond to purchase two fire engine pump trucks for the Fire Department, supported by a positive Finance Committee recommendation from Chair Dino Mercadante. The council also unanimously

City Council · Meeting of April 21, 2026

AGAWAM — City Council backs $2.6M fire truck purchase and grants. The Agawam City Council unanimously approved a $2,577,398 bond to purchase two fire engine pump trucks for the Fire Department, supported by a positive Finance Committee recommendation from Chair Dino Mercadante. The council also unanimously accepted an $18,760 grant from the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security for the department.

In separate action, the council tabled a resolution authorizing land takings for a Cooper Street, Suffield Street, and Rowley Street intersection reconstruction pending a public workshop set for April 27. The council confirmed two reappointments to the Community Preservation Act Committee and unanimously approved three CPA Fund appropriations totaling over $100,000 for field irrigation, habitat restoration, and land acquisition.

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Source: the City Council meeting of April 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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