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Council approves emergency HVAC procurements for Fire Station No. 3 and CityWalk water‑filter plant
Summary
The council approved two emergency procurements: $47,949 for replacement of Fire Station No. 3 HVAC units and a separate HVAC replacement/upgrade for the CityWalk water‑filter plant (projected at about $165,000), both funded from budgeted CIP accounts, council was told.
The East Point City Council voted May 5 to approve emergency procurements for two municipal facilities.
Council approved an emergency HVAC replacement at Fire Station No. 3 to Maddox Mechanical Service for a total amount of $47,949, funded from the CIP account for building improvements. The motion passed on a voice vote after opening the floor for discussion.
The council then approved an emergency procurement for HVAC replacement and upgrade at the CityWalk water‑filter plant. A council member asked whether the work was funded in the current budget; the city manager confirmed the funding was included in the budget and that the projects had already begun, with one nearly completed.
Both items were moved, seconded and approved on voice vote. Staff characterized both as emergency procurements needed to maintain critical infrastructure; the council approved proceeding with the vendors identified in the agenda packet.
