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Highwood council authorizes up to $130,000 purchase from Meridian for traffic equipment
Summary
The council authorized the city manager to purchase ‘Meridian traffic fares’ in an amount not to exceed $130,000, with members noting purchases over $20,000 require a council vote.
The Highwood City Council voted May 20 to authorize the city manager to purchase Meridian traffic fares in an amount not to exceed $130,000.
Council members moved and seconded the purchase authorization and held a roll-call vote because the amount exceeded the council’s $20,000 voting threshold. The presiding official said, “we're voting because it's over $20,000.” Alderson Bauer voted “aye,” Alderson Hansen voted “aye,” Alderman Peterson voted “aye,” and Alderman Mark Kutzis voted “aye,” approving the purchase.
The council did not record any amendments or conditions during the meeting, and no public comment was offered on the procurement. The motion authorized the city manager to proceed with the purchase up to the stated limit; staff did not provide further technical details about the equipment, the contract length, or funding sources during the recorded discussion.
