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Council approves wastewater pumps purchase and donated Lucas CPR device for fire department

September 05, 2026 | Dublin City, Laurens County, Georgia


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Council approves wastewater pumps purchase and donated Lucas CPR device for fire department
City staff presented two procurement items for council approval: replacement pumps for the wastewater treatment plant (one 4‑inch 7.5 hp and one 6‑inch 20 hp pump) at a total purchase price of $97,336, and a Lucas mechanical CPR device for the fire department with a total cost of $20,237.77. "We budgeted enough sufficient funds to cover most of this purchase except for $798, but the total purchase is $97,336," staff said while describing the pump specifications and locations.

Staff explained the CPR device will be used by first responders and allows automated chest compressions while personnel manage airway and other medical needs. The device purchase was funded by community donations: Community Bank ($10,000) and Fairview Park Hospital ($10,237.77). Council moved and approved both purchases by voice vote.

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