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Wyckoff Shared Services Agreement Saves Township Money
Nearly half of hundreds of pieces of equipment and items were purchased at lower prices than they were last year.
WYCKOFF, N.J. — The township has saved money by partnering with other municipalities for its recreation equipment needs.
Contracts were awarded to 10 vendors covering more than 200 things like first aid kits, protective equipment and trophies for programs in Wyckoff, Franklin Lakes and Oakland.
Of the 239 items, prices on 98 of them were lower than they were last year, the Township Committee announced.
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"Wyckoff has been committed to this for sometime and will continue to explore all possible avenues to reduce spending to minimize the tax burden on our residents," Mayor Rudy Boonstra said in a statement.
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