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Milton approves contract for Fire-Rescue Department uniforms

Following an open bid process, the Milton City Council approved Gall, LLC to continue providing “efficient and responsive customer service over the previous contract period.” (Courtesy Milton Fire-Rescue Department)
Following an open bid process, the Milton City Council approved Gall, LLC to continue providing “efficient and responsive customer service over the previous contract period.” (Courtesy Milton Fire-Rescue Department)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Sept 23, 2021

Galls, LLC will continue to provide uniforms and related apparel for the Milton Fire-Rescue Department.

The Fire Department orders various uniform items for its staff on an annual basis so firefighters can safely and effectively provide service to the citizens of Milton.

Following an open bid process, the Milton City Council approved Galls to continue providing “efficient and responsive customer service over the previous contract period.”

This contract will also include alterations, customization, and other uniform-related accessories for firefighter uniforms.

Milton Fire-Rescue has three fire stations with the fourth closed and under construction. In addition to these four, Milton maintains a fire crew at Alpharetta Fire Station 81.

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