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 Aug 27, 2026

Glasgow School Board Approves Purchase of Two New Yellow Buses

In a special meeting on Wednesday, the Glasgow School Board approved the purchase of 2 new yellow school buses to be used on regular bus routes within the Glasgow School District. 

The district will purchase a new 83-passenger yellow bus at a cost of $174,282, and a 29-passenger yellow bus for a cost of $111,575 (less trade-ins) from Thomas Built Buses-I State Truck Center for a total cost of $285,587 to be paid with bus depreciation funds. 

 

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