Commissioners approve $210,000 for fire alarm system upgrades at Convent Center

May 29, 2025 | Worcester City, Worcester County, Massachusetts

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Worcester City officials have taken significant steps to address critical infrastructure needs during the recent Standing Committee on Municipal & Legislative Operations meeting held on May 29, 2025. The committee approved a budget overage of $6.14 million for the arena elevator project, which faced challenges due to a tight bidding timeline. This decision aims to ensure that the project is back on track, with plans to bid for the work by fall 2025, allowing for completion by summer 2026.

The committee also addressed the fire alarm repair project, which exceeded its initial budget by $8,000, bringing the total to $208,000. This project is essential for upgrading outdated equipment that no longer receives support, ensuring reliable fire safety systems across multiple locations within the facility. The committee approved a motion to increase the budget to $210,000 to accommodate any unforeseen expenses.
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These approvals reflect the city’s commitment to improving public safety and infrastructure, with officials expressing confidence in the thorough review processes that led to these decisions. The next steps include finalizing construction schedules and ensuring timely project completions, which are crucial for maintaining safety standards and operational efficiency in Worcester.

Converted from Worcester City Standing Committee on Municipal & Legislative Operations 05/29/2025 meeting on May 29, 2025
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