Seguin’s emergency-service fleet would gain a new ambulance if the City Council authorizes the proposed purchase. Seguin’s City Council is scheduled to consider a $361,225 purchase of one Frazer ambulance on Nov. 17. The request appears as consent item 26-520 on the posted council agenda.
The proposed purchase would add a Type I ambulance on a Ford F-450 diesel chassis to the city’s emergency-service fleet. Fire Chief Garrick Herbert’s Nov. 6 memo identifies Pliler International as the dealer and says the purchase would use the HGAC cooperative purchasing program.
From the source record
Fire Chief Garrick Herbert’s Nov. 6 memo requests authorization to buy one 12-foot Frazer ambulance for $361,225.City of Seguin council attachment ↗
What the price includes
Herbert’s memo lists $361,225 as the proposed total, including a $5,000 contingency. The city’s approved fiscal 2027 budget provides funding for the proposal, according to the memo. The council still must decide whether to authorize the vehicle request.
The memo estimates delivery at approximately 18 months. That is a projected interval for the proposed vehicle, not a confirmed arrival date.
Next decision
Council consideration of item 26-520 is scheduled for Nov. 17. The council’s action record and any executed purchase order will establish whether the request was authorized and the final terms. Readers can inspect the proposed price and specifications in the fire chief’s memo before that decision.