Committee pushes to cut emergency‑management building costs to $350,000
After rejecting initial bids around $460,000, the finance committee urged staff and engineers to pursue plan changes—switching building type, cutting doors, and rebidding subs—to bring the emergency‑management building under a $350,000 cap that would include a $40,000 hazmat contribution.
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Committee members spent the bulk of the meeting debating options to reduce the cost of a proposed emergency‑management building after general‑government committee members rejected bids that ranged about $460,000.
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