Maintenance looks at payoff on sweeper attachment

CLARKSVILLE — City maintenance purchased a street sweeper attachment for the front of an end-loader this month, which is expected to pay off in five years, compared to a rental sweeper.
  On Monday, Maintenance Superintendent Matt Kampman shared plans to sell the old street sweeper, a 1978 Elgin Pelican that needed extensive engine work and was worn out overall, he said.
  Read the cost of the attachment and plans for the old sweeper, in the March 19 Clarksville Star.