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Votes at a glance: Council approves lead line amendment, Cardiograph software, water slide contract and warrants
Summary
The Galena City Council approved a set of contract and procurement items with limited discussion: Amendment No. 1 to Origin Design for the 2023 lead service line replacement project; purchase of Cardiograph software add-on; contract award for a new water slide; and routine warrants.
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Several contract and procurement items on the March 10 agenda were approved with brief discussion or none at all. The council took recorded action on the following items:
- Amendment No. 1 to the agreement with Origin Design for the 2023 lead service line replacement project (agenda item 25C-0097). Council approved the amendment; members noted the city secured federal funding that supports the work and that the amendment covers additional scope expected to be reimbursed through grant funding.
- Agreement to purchase Cardiograph software with an 8/11 integration add-on (25C-0098). The council approved the software purchase; the item was described by staff as improving response and recordkeeping for calls for service.
- Contract with Vortex International / Stuckey Construction Company for installation of a new water slide (25C-0099). The council approved the contract. The transcript includes inconsistent dollar figures for the slide (phrases in the record include “$3,059 and 2” and “or 359,250”); the exact contract amount should be confirmed in the contract documents.
- Warrants (25C-0100). The council approved the warrants as presented.
These items were approved by council majority and recorded as carried in the meeting minutes; discussion was brief and limited to project necessity, grant reimbursement expectations (lead service line project) and operational benefits (software and pool amenities). No ordinance changes resulted from these items.

