Greenbrier, TN
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Recent meetings
Mon Aug 3, 2026
Mayor & Aldermen
Board to vote on budget amendment and land purchase for Lights Chapel Road project
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will discuss and possibly take action on Resolution 26-14, amending the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget as required by the Tennessee Comptroller, and on purchasing a strip of land on Lights Chapel Road for the Red Light project. They will also consider monthly water and sewer adjustments for June 2026 totaling $22,521.49. The meeting includes standard procedural items like approval of prior minutes and department reports.
- Resolution 26-14 amending the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget per Tennessee Comptroller requirement
- Purchase of a strip of land on Lights Chapel Road for the Red Light project
- Monthly water and sewer adjustments for June 2026 in the amount of $22,521.49
- Approval of minutes from the July 6, 2026 regular meeting
- Reports from department heads including Fire, Police, Utilities, and Parks
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AGENDA
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING
AUGUST 3, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
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Callto Order 6:00 pm
Roll Call
Prayer/Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
Adoption of the Agenda
Approval of minutes from the regular meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen held on
July 6, 2026.
Presentations and Memorials
Communications from the Mayor
Communications from the Aldermen
Communications from the City Attorney
Reports from the Department Heads
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Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-14, a resolution amending the
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve the purchase of the strip of land on Lights
Chapel Road for the Red Light project.
Discuss and possibly take action on the monthly water and sewer adjustments for June 2026
in the amount of $22,521.49
4.0 Adjournment
tephanie Toland, City Recorder
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BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING
JULY 6, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
Connor All presented his Eagle Scout Award to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. He shared
his interest in partnering with the Parks Department to install fishing line recycling stations at
Greenbrier Lake as an Eagle Scout community service project.
Krista Bowles, representing the Greenbrier Historical Society, thanked the Public Works
Department, Police Department, Fire Department, and the Board of M …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
Planning and Zoning
Rezoning request for 3173 Lights Chapel Rd from A to R8
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a rezoning application for 3173 Lights Chapel Rd (Parcel 114-L-A-14.00) from A to R8, submitted by Jason and Rachel King of CR King Properties LLC. The meeting also includes citizen comments, approval of prior minutes, and reports from officials.
- Rezoning of 3173 Lights Chapel Rd from A to R8
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City of Greenbrier
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Agenda
July 14 , 2026
1. Citizen ’s Comments
2. Call to Order by the Chair
3. Roll Call
4. Adoption of the Agenda
5. Approval of Minutes of the June 9 , 202 6 Regular Planning and Zoning Meeting.
6. Communications from the Mayor and Commissioners.
7. Communications from City Staff.
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a. Approval of Rezoning of 3173 Lights Chapel Rd ( Parcel 114-L-A-14.00) from A
to R8 submitted by Jason and Rachel King of CR King Properties LLC.
10. Adjourn
Mon Jul 6, 2026
Mayor & Aldermen
Board to vote on technology fee, flock cameras, and $101K water adjustments
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a regular meeting on July 6, 2026. They are scheduled to vote on second reading of an ordinance creating a new Technology Fee for water customers, and on resolutions to join a safety grant program, update public comment and records policies, and declare property surplus. The board will also discuss approving additional flock safety cameras with a three-year contract and monthly water/sewer adjustments totaling $101,142.65.
- Second reading of Ordinance 26-06 adding a Technology Fee to Title 18 (Water chapter).
- Resolution 26-09 to participate in the Safety Partners Matching Grant Program.
- Resolution 26-12 declaring certain property surplus and authorizing its disposal.
- Discuss and possibly approve additional flock safety cameras and a three-year contract.
- Monthly water and sewer adjustments for June 2026 in the amount of $101,142.65.
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AGENDA
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING
JULY 6, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
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Call to Order 6:00 pm
Roll Call
Prayer/Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
Adoption of the Agenda
Approval of minutes from the regular meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen held on
June 1, 2026 and the special called meeting on June 15, 2026.
Presentations and Memorials
Communications from the Mayor
Communications from the Aldermen
Communications from the City Attorney
Reports from the Department Heads
Old Business
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-06 on second reading. An
ordinance amending Title 18, Chapter 2, titled Water by adding new section title Technology
Fee.
New Business
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-09 authorizing the city to
participate in the Safety Partners Matching Grant Program.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-10 updating the city’s public
comment policy.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-11 updating the city’s public
records request policy.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-12 declaring certain property
surplus and authorizing the disposal of such property.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve additional flock safety camera and the three-year
contract terms.
Discuss and possibly take action on the mon …
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Mon Jun 15, 2026
Mayor & Aldermen
Council to vote on FY2027 budget, rezoning, and new water technology fee
The Greenbrier Board of Mayor & Aldermen will hold a special called meeting to discuss and possibly take action on several ordinances on second reading, including a noise ordinance amendment, a budget amendment for FY2026, a rezoning of 1320 Betts Road, and the adoption of the FY2027 budget. New business includes a first reading of an ordinance adding a Technology Fee to the water code, a resolution adopting a temporary utility adjustment policy, and a fire department grant application for a vehicle exhaust removal system not to exceed $100,000 with a $5,000 match.
- Second reading of Ordinance 26-05 adopting the FY2027 budget
- Second reading of Ordinance 26-04 rezoning 1320 Betts Road from A to R-20
- First reading of Ordinance 26-06 adding a Technology Fee to water code (Title 18, Chapter 2)
- Resolution 26-08 adopting a temporary utility adjustment policy
- Fire department grant application for vehicle exhaust removal system up to $100,000 with $5,000 match
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✓ Decided: Board approves FY2027 budget, technology fee on first reading
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the FY2027 budget (5-1) and passed a technology fee ordinance on first reading (6-0). A temporary utility adjustment policy was adopted to address overread meters, with $29,556 in credits issued to 188 accounts. A rezoning at 13210 Betts Road and a fire department grant application were also approved.
- Approved FY2027 budget (5-1)
- Approved Ordinance 26-06 (technology fee) on first reading (6-0)
- Adopted temporary utility adjustment policy for overread meters (6-0)
- Approved rezoning at 13210 Betts Road (6-0)
- Approved fire department grant application for vehicle exhaust removal system (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 26-02 (noise ordinance amendment) on second reading (6-0)
- Approved amended budget Ordinance 26-03 (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 26-05 (budget for FY2027) (5-1)
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AGENDA
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
JUNE 15, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
Ordinance 26-06: Title 18, Chapter 2, New section titled Technology Fee
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Stephanie Toland, City Recorder
Call to Order 5:00 pm
Roll Call
Prayer/Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
Adoption of the Agenda
Old Business
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-02 on second reading. An
ordinance amending Title 10, Chapter, 2, Section 205 entitled Noise prohibited.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-03 on second reading. An
ordinance amending Budget Ordinance 25-08 for the fiscal year 2026.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-04 on second reading. An
ordinance amending the zoning map by rezoning one parcel from A — R-20 zoning district.
Address: 13210 Betts Road
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-05 on second reading. An
ordinance adopting budget for fiscal year 2027.
New Business
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-06 on first reading. An ordinance
amending Title 18, Chapter 2, titled Water by adding new section title Technology Fee.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-08 adopting a temporary utility
adjustment policy.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve the fire department to submit a grant application
for the Vehicle Exhaust Removal …
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MINUTES
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
JUNE 15, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
Ordinance 26-06: Title 18, Chapter 2, New section titled Technology Fee
Brigitte Pauly had several questions regarding technology fee of $8.50 for 12 years; how much did
the project cost, was there a bid process, how much revenue does that fee bring in over the next 12
years. She asked how much money was collected with the $15 added sewer charge and what that
money was spent on. She mentioned requesting this information a couple of times and was referred
to the budget book and doesn’t feel as though the city is being transparent.
Tracy Watson commented when her gas meter was replaced, she didn’t have to pay fees.
Patrick Mockmore commented about looking at other ways to pay for the water, sewer pumps etc
such as grants instead of immediately passing the fees to the citizens.
Edward Maglero made comments concerning the water billing issue and was told he had a ghost
leak, followed up with a plumber to be told there was no leak. His water bills were the exact same
for 2 months and was told they just duplicated his last months bill. He is a disabled veteran, wants to
retire and live the American dream but cannot due to the increase in these fees and taxes.
Jean Clark made comments concerning she has not been a victim of the water issue yet but is
frustrated with the sewer fee of $15 for flushing wipes. She inquired why a household of 5 pays the
same $15 as a household of …
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ordinance adopting budget for fiscal year 2027. Alderman Dorris seconded the motion and passed with a 5-1 roll vote
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Deaver yea · Dorris yea · Toohey yea · Adcock yea
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Tue Jun 9, 2026
Planning and Zoning
Planning Commission to vote on minor lot split and Sycamore Farms final plat
The Greenbrier Planning and Zoning Commission will consider two development items: a minor lot split at 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike and the final plat for Sycamore Farms at 4484 Sycamore Road. The meeting also includes public comments, approval of previous minutes, and reports from the mayor, commissioners, and staff.
- Minor lot split for 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike (Parcel 124-A-C-2.00) submitted by Steve Artz for Brian Gainous
- Final plat approval for Sycamore Farms at 4484 Sycamore Road (Parcel 134-54.00) submitted by CSR Engineering for Reyes Construction
- Building design approval for 2542 Old Greenbrier Pike (Parcel 124-H-A-1.00) submitted by Jody Dorris
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City of Greenbrier
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Agenda
June 9 , 2026
1. Citizen ’s Comments
2. Call to Order by the Chair
3. Roll Call
4. Adoption of the Agenda
5. Approval of Minutes of the May 12 , 202 6 Regular Planning and Zoning Meeting.
6. Communications from the Mayor and Commissioners.
7. Communications from City Staff.
8. Old Business -
a. Approval of Minor Lot Split for 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike (Parcel No. 124-A-C-
2.00), submitted by Steve Artz on behalf of Brian Gainous.
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a. Approval of the Final Plat for Sycamore Farms submitted by CSR Engineering on
behalf of Reyes Construction located at 4484 Sycamore Road (Parcel 134-54.00) .
b. Approval of Building Design for 2542 Highway 41 S (Parcel 124-H- A-1.00)
submitted by Jody Dorris.
10. Adjourn
Mon Jun 1, 2026
Mayor & Aldermen
Greenbrier Board discusses noise ordinance, rezoning, and fiscal year 2027 budget
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider several ordinances including a new noise regulation and the upcoming fiscal year budget. Additionally, the board may take action on a property rezoning at 13210 Betts Road and water system revenue notes.
- Ordinance 26-02: Amending noise prohibitions regarding frequent dog barking
- Ordinance 26-04: Rezoning 13210 Betts Road from A — R-20 district
- Ordinance 26-05: Adopting the fiscal year 2027 budget
- Resolution 26-07: Issuing water system revenue and tax capital outlay notes up to $3,000,000
- Monthly water and sewer adjustments for May 2026 totaling $30,637.10
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✓ Decided: FY 2027 budget approved on first reading, 5-1
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved Ordinance 26-05 (FY 2027 budget) on first reading by a 5-1 vote, with Alderman Allgood voting no and Mayor Adcock absent. Several other ordinances and resolutions passed unanimously, including first readings of a noise ordinance amendment, a budget amendment for FY 2026, and a rezoning at 13210 Betts Road. The board also authorized up to $3 million in water system revenue notes and approved $30,637.10 in monthly water/sewer adjustments.
- Approved Ordinance 26-05 (FY 2027 budget) on first reading (5-1)
- Approved Ordinance 26-02 (noise ordinance amendment) on first reading (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 26-03 (FY 2026 budget amendment) on first reading (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance 26-04 (rezoning 13210 Betts Road) on first reading (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 26-06 (E-911 interlocal dispatch agreement renewal) (6-0)
- Approved Resolution 26-07 ($3M water system revenue notes) (6-0)
- Approved monthly water/sewer adjustments of $30,637.10 (6-0)
- Adopted meeting agenda and approved prior meeting minutes (6-0 each)
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AGENDA
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 1, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
Ordinance 26-02: Noise Ordinance
Ordinance 26-04: Rezoning 13210 Betts Road
Ordinance 26-05: FY 27 Budget Ordinance
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Call to Order 6:00 pm
Roll Call
Prayer/Moment of Silence
Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
Adoption of the Agenda
Approval of minutes from the regular meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen held on
May 4, 2026.
Presentations/Memorials
Communications from the Mayor
Communication from the Aldermen
Communications from the City Attorney
Reports from Department Heads
Old Business
New Business
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-02 on first reading. An ordinance
amending Title 10, Chapter, 2, Section 205 entitled Noise prohibited.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-03 on first reading. An ordinance
amending Budget Ordinance 25-08 for the fiscal year 2026.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-04 on first reading. An ordinance
amending the zoning map by rezoning one parcel from A — R-20 zoning district. Address:
13210 Betts Road
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Ordinance 26-05 on first reading. An ordinance
adopting budget for fiscal year 2027.
Discuss and possibly take action to approve Resolution 26-06. A resolution to authorize the
city mayor to execute a renewal E-911 interlocal dispatch agreement.
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MINUTES
BOARD OF MAYOR & ALDERMEN
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 1, 2026
Public Hearing/Citizen Comments
There were no citizens comments regarding Ordinance 26-02: Noise Ordinance.
There were no citizens comments regarding Ordinance 26-04: Rezoning 13210 Betts Road.
Ordinance 26-05: FY 27 Budget Ordinance:
Lisa Hudson at 115 Parker voiced her concern regarding the taxes going up. She mentioned the fees
that were added regarding the flushing of the wipes and asked if there was an end date for that. She
mentioned the fees for the electronic meters and wanted to know when will the fees stop. She asked
what was the problem and that she is tired of having to pay to fix the City’s mistakes. She was told
there were no discussions about an end date for the $15 but that it could be discussed.
Richard Hudson at 115 Parker mentioned everyone has to work within a budget, and the city didn’t
need to get a bond for $3 million.
1.0 Callto Order 6:04 pm
1.1. Roll Call
Present: Absent:
Alderman Chris Davis Mayor Lanny Adcock
Alderman Bill Deaver
Alderman Jeff DeLong Also Present:
Alderman Billy Ray Dorris Fire Chief Kyle Hamill
Alderman Alisha Allgood Executive Assistant Tracy Osborne
Alderman Donald Toohey City Recorder Stephanie Toland
Director of Public Works Mark Plush
Director of Parks Rory Osborne
Attorney Christie Bartee
Police Chief Buster Locklayer
1.2 Prayer/Moment of Silence
1.3. Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag
1.4 Alderman Allgood moved to adopt the agenda. Alderma …
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ordinance adopting budget for fiscal year 2027. Alderman Toohey seconded the motion and passed with a 5-1 roll vote
4 yea · 1 nay
Davis yea · Deaver yea · Dorris yea · Toohey yea · Allgood nay
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Tue May 12, 2026
Planning and Zoning
Rezoning request for 13210 Betts Road and site plan for Southern Charm Coffee Company
The Greenbrier Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a rezoning request for 13210 Betts Road from A to R-20, a site plan for Southern Charm Coffee Company at 2481 Highway 41, and a minor lot split for 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike. These items are up for approval at the May 12, 2026 meeting.
- Rezoning of 13210 Betts Road from A to R-20, submitted by Josh Rector
- Site plan approval for Southern Charm Coffee Company at 2481 Highway 41, owned by Rachel Torres
- Minor lot split for 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike, submitted by Steve Artz on behalf of Brian Gainous
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✓ Decided: Approved three special use permits and one site plan
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a site plan for an office building at 2542 Hwy 41 S and three special use permits for fireworks and a food pantry, all by 7-0 votes. An item on a coffee shop site plan was postponed due to the owner's absence.
- Approved site plan for 2542 Hwy 41 S Office Building (7-0)
- Approved special use permit for TNT Fireworks at 2354 Highway 41 (7-0)
- Approved special use permit for County Cupboard at 2862 Highway 41 S (7-0)
- Approved special use permit for B&B Fireworks at 2225 Highway 41 (7-0)
- No action on Southern Charm Coffee Company site plan due to owner absence
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City of Greenbrier
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Agenda
May 1 2 , 2026
1. Citizen ’s Comments
2. Call to Order by the Chair
3. Roll Call
4. Adoption of the Agenda
5. Approval of Minutes of the April 14 , 202 6 Regular Planning and Zoning Meeting.
6. Communications from the Mayor and Commissioners.
7. Communications from City Staff.
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a. Approval of Site Plan for Southern Charm Coffee Company located at 2481
Highway 41 submitted by owner Rachel Torres.
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a. Approval of Rezoning request of 13210 Betts R oad (Parcel No. 132-129.00) from
A to R-20; submitted by Josh Rector.
b. Approval of Minor Lot Split for 2557 Old Greenbrier Pike (Parcel No. 124-A-C-
2.00) , submitted by Steve Artz on behalf of Brian Gainous.
10. Adjourn
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City of Greenbrier
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes
April 14 , 2026
1. There were no citizens comments
2. Call to Order by the Chair 6:00pm
3. Roll Call
Present: Absent:
P & Z Member Diane Bass None
P & Z Member Jonathan Massaro
P & Z Member Ed Moran Also Present:
P & Z MEMBER Lisa Hudson Executive Assistant Tracy Coleman
Mayor Lanny Adcock Building and Codes Official Lauren Stribling
Alderman Chris Davis B u ilding and Codes Official Ty M cGowan
P&Z Member Gary Spencer
4. P&Z member Moran move d to a dopt the a genda . P&Z m ember Bas s seconded the
motion and passed with a 7-0 roll vote.
5. P&Z member Moran mov ed to approve the m inutes of the December 9, 2025 Regular
Planning and Zoning Meeting. P&Z member Spencer seconded the motion and passed
with a 6-0 roll vote.
Davis- Abstained
6. Communications from the Mayor and Commissioners.
Mayor mentioned th e car show this past we e kend went w ell with about
230 cars in attendance. We are waiting on final communication from the
railroad regarding the light at Lights Chapel R d.
7. C ommunications from City Staff.
Lauren men tioned work has started at the Sycamore property .
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a. No action due to lac k of attendance from owners. Approval of Site Plan for
Southern Charm Coffee Company located at 2481 Highway 41 submitted by
owner Rachel Torres.
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a. P&Z member Moran moved to a pprov e Site Plan 2542 Hwy 41 S Office Building
submitted by TTL on behalf of Brandon Frank . …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $39,840 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $24,200 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $17,430 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIREPROOF FABRIC |
| $14,940 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $14,940 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL BARRIER FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $12,450 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $12,450 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIREPROOF FABRIC |
| $12,450 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $12,450 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
| $12,450 | INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO, LLC Department of Justice · FIRE RETARDANT THERMAL FABRIC FOR MATTRESSES |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
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