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Escambia Buys 7 New John Deeres For Tate, NHS, WFHS For Just $18K
January 11, 2012
The Escambia County School District will purchase seven brand new John Deere tractors and loaders for area schools for just $18,388.13 out of pocket.
The district will purchase two John Deere tractors and one loader for the agricultural program at Northview High, two tractors and one loader for Tate High, two tractors and one loader for West Florida High.
The total purchase price will be $126,188.13 minus a trade-in credit of $107,800 for a net purchase price of $18,388.13. The district will trade in five tractors and one loader currently in use at Northview, Tate and West Florida.
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2 Responses to “Escambia Buys 7 New John Deeres For Tate, NHS, WFHS For Just $18K”
That’s a good deal. This person who did this should run for county commisioner.
Congratulations on your negotiating powers and new equipment. This looks like a great deal for our schools. Insure them and take care of them and they will last a long time. Ag teachers–remember to recycle old metal and use those proceeds to help fund your ag projects. Metal recyclers are paying premium prices now. So, encourage parents, instructors, school officials and students to recycle metals for the school, reduce metal items going into landfills, and help defray ag project costs. It’s a Win-Win situation. Keep up the good work!