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Sparks council approves street-patch contract, multiple grants and mobile surveillance trailer
Summary
At its Jan. 13 meeting the Sparks City Council unanimously approved a $402,007 streetcut permanent patch contract, accepted several grants totaling roughly $189,837.88 for parks, emergency management and police equipment, and authorized purchase of a mobile surveillance trailer funded by a $31,000 Byrne JAG award.
Sparks City Council voted unanimously on Jan. 13 to approve a set of contracts and grant acceptances that the city says support street maintenance, recreational services for people with disabilities, emergency management staffing and policing technology.
The council approved a construction contract with Sierra Nevada Construction Inc. for the 2025 Streetcut Permanent Patch Project for $402,007. Andrew Jankura, transportation manager, told the council the program is self-funded through permitting fees and that the project is included in the city’s 2025 Capital Improvement Program. Amber Stone, city engineer, said the contract requires the contractor to address a required permanent patch within 14 days of notification.
The council…
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