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Kalispell council approves consent agenda including airport taxiway grant and chip-seal contract; proclaims Arbor Day

3077443 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

The council approved seven consent-agenda items including a chip-seal contract, airport taxiway and beacon grants, insurance services, a cybersecurity grant, a parks master-plan contract, and an Arbor Day proclamation for April 25, 2025.

At its April 21 meeting the Kalispell City Council approved a seven-item consent agenda that included contract awards, grant acceptances and a proclamation.

Key items approved by unanimous voice vote on the consent agenda included:

- A bid award for the FY 2025 chip-seal project to Pavement Maintenance Solutions in the amount of $191,945.25.

- Grant acceptances for Kalispell Airport projects: $511,805 for taxiway rehabilitation and $44,590 for beacon rehabilitation, accepted on behalf of the Kalispell Airport Users Association.

- An award for workers’ compensation insurance coverage, claims processing and risk-management services to Marsh McLennan Agency Montana State Fund (contract amount not specified in the meeting record).

- Acceptance of a state and local cybersecurity grant in the amount of $17,750 to support a network intrusion-detection system.

- An award of a consultant contract to Michael Terrell Landscape Architecture to prepare a parks and recreation master plan (contract amount not specified).

- An Arbor Day proclamation designating April 25, 2025 as Arbor Day in the City of Kalispell; Mayor Mark Johnson read and signed the proclamation encouraging tree planting and tree conservation.

No public comments were offered on the consent items during the meeting, and council approved the package by voice vote.