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Richmond Board approves police psychological services addendum, cleanup contract and routine payroll and claims

5822046 · September 4, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 4 meeting, the Richmond Board of Public Works and Public Safety approved a 36-month addendum for police psychological services at $225 per session, awarded a cleanup contract to Red Dog Enterprises for $3,200, and approved routine claims, payroll and handicap renewals.

The Richmond Board of Public Works and Public Safety met Sept. 4 and approved a contract addendum to extend psychological services for Richmond Police Department officers, awarded a cleanup contract, and approved routine claims and payroll items.

James Dahl, assistant chief of police, Richmond Police Department, described the police request: “The Richmond Police Department is requesting a contract addendum to contract number 1982022 to doctor Kathy Platoni for the psychological treatment of RPD officers as it relates to the ongoing psychological symptoms and treatment of stress related injuries in the wake of the line of duty death of officer Sierra Burton.” Dahl said the addendum extends the arrangement for 36 months and is “rated for $225 per session.”

Bill Henry, code enforcement, presented a separate contract for property cleanup at 137 Northwest East Street. Henry said the city solicited bids and received one response: “I only received 1 response back, and that was from Red Dog Enterprises for the sum of $3,200. I'm asking the board of public works to approve contract number 1352025 for a sum not to exceed $3,200.” The board approved the contract as presented.

The board also approved routine financial items brought forward on the agenda. Those approvals included minutes from Aug. 28, claims for payment totaling $68,086.57, payroll claims totaling $954,963.43, and payroll claims for pension in the amount of $244,749.20. The board approved three handicap parking renewals (addresses listed during the meeting as 3405 Sedgwick, 526 South 6, and 617 Northwest First) and noted those renewals had been approved by traffic staff.

Votes at a glance: minutes from Aug. 28 — approved; claims for payment ($68,086.57) — approved; payroll claims ($954,963.43) — approved; payroll pension claims ($244,749.20) — approved; handicap renewals for 3405 Sedgwick, 526 South 6 and 617 Northwest First — approved; contract 1352025 to Red Dog Enterprises (cleanup at 137 Northwest East Street), not to exceed $3,200 — approved; addendum to contract 1982022 for psychological services (36 months at $225 per session) — approved. The meeting record shows each motion carried by voice vote; individual roll-call tallies were not specified in the transcript.

The board adjourned after the addendum vote and other routine business. No further directions to staff or referrals to committees were recorded in the provided transcript excerpts.