Purchasing Agent recommends one-year extension with Capital Tax Recovery for vehicle-registration collections
September 23, 2026 | Danbury City, Fairfield, Connecticut
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Charles J. Volpe, purchasing agent for the City of Danbury, told the Board of Awards that the city’s Motor Vehicle Registration Compliance contract (Bid #07-22-23-02) had been awarded previously to Capital Tax Recovery for a one-year period that expires Nov. 14, 2026.
"Mr. Volpe reported that Capital Tax Recovery corresponded that they would be willing to hold their current compensation rate for an additional year," Volpe said. He noted the contractor’s current compensation was 40% of the tax, interest and fees collected. The assessor, D. Murphy, moved to extend the award; K. Prunty seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The minutes record the action as an extension for one additional year at the same rate.
"Mr. Volpe reported that Capital Tax Recovery corresponded that they would be willing to hold their current compensation rate for an additional year," Volpe said. He noted the contractor’s current compensation was 40% of the tax, interest and fees collected. The assessor, D. Murphy, moved to extend the award; K. Prunty seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The minutes record the action as an extension for one additional year at the same rate.
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