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Chandler Schools ordering two new vehicles

Supply chain problems make delivery dates tough to predict

In the past, finding the money was the main obstacle for school districts in purchasing new or newer vehicles.

In 2023,  lead time and supply chain delays are considerations as well.

By unanimously approving its consent agenda at Wednesday's meeting, the Chandler Unified School District  Governing Board approved a new $850,000 contract with Mohave Cooperative for bus and truck sales and service for Fiscal 2024. 

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