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Euclid Board of Control approves five general-fund requisitions totaling $72,827.65
Summary
On July 21 the Euclid Board of Control approved five requisitions from the general fund — including payments for building inspection services, IT server work, GPS monitoring invoices, a $22,000 fire truck engine rebuild and $24,387.65 in electrical work at fire stations — and excused two members.
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The Euclid Board of Control on Monday, July 21, approved five general-fund requisitions totaling $72,827.65 and voted to excuse two members from the meeting.
Director Stevens called the meeting to order and, after roll call, moved to excuse Councilwoman Steele and Director Smith; Director Cooney seconded the motion and it was approved by voice vote.
The board approved minutes from the July 7 meeting on a motion by Director Groganmeier and a second by Director Knegt.
The board then approved a $14,850 requisition to Safe Built for chief building official services for the month of June. Director Stevens moved the item and it passed by voice vote.
Clerk of Court Prusek described a $6,000 requisition to DataServe as payment to build and maintain the server environment for the city’s new scanning software. The board approved the DataServe requisition by voice vote.
Clerk Prusek said invoices for GPS Level 1 services exceeded the $5,000 threshold for June, leading to a $5,590 payment to Ohio Alcohol Monitoring System. The requisition was approved by voice vote.
Director Knegt summarized a $22,000 requisition to Rush Truck Centers to rebuild the engine on fire apparatus number 1313; the board approved the payment by voice vote.
Director Knegt also said Zenith Systems was found to be the lowest responsible bidder for electrical service to install gear dryers at the city’s three fire houses; the board approved a $24,387.65 requisition for that work.
No substantive debate was recorded on any item; each requisition was presented briefly and approved by voice vote. With no other business, Director Stevens moved to adjourn, Director Cooney seconded, and the meeting was adjourned.
