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New Port Richey Council Approves Snowplow Purchase
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New Port Richey Council Buys Snowplow

New Port Richey City Council has awarded a bid to C.N. Wood Company for a new snowplow, bolstering the city's public works equipment.

10/04/2026 · New Port Richey edition

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New Port Richey City Council approved a bid to purchase a new snowplow during a meeting Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

The council awarded the $244,224.71 bid to C.N. Wood Company as part of the city's ongoing public works equipment upgrades. The purchase aims to enhance the city's preparedness for potential winter weather events, despite the region's mild climate.

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