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Council approves $2,936.74 UPS to support new police server

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Summary

The Little Falls City Council approved the purchase of an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) from GHA Technologies Inc. for $2,936.74 to support a new police server; the money will come from the city's capital improvement fund.

The Little Falls City Council on May 19 approved the purchase of an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) from GHA Technologies Inc. for $2,936.74 to support a new police department server.

The police chief told the council that the city had allocated $36,000 in the 2024 capital improvement fund for the server and had spent $30,575 so far, including some labor and setup costs. The UPS is required because the server needs a 220-volt power source and protection from outages.

Council member Hanson made the motion to approve the purchase and Council member Glaze seconded. The council approved the item by voice vote. The chief said installation of the UPS will allow the department to complete server setup.