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Odessa council approves $3.3 million hardware, $229,000 software purchases for traffic signals
Summary
The Odessa City Council unanimously approved two purchases to upgrade traffic-signal hardware and software for 150 intersections: a Centrax mobility system (agenda listed approximately $3.3 million) and the Nexus Omni platform ($229,000), which officials said will work alongside TxDOT projects to improve traffic flow.
Joseph Goff, a city staff presenter, asked the council to approve the purchase and setup of a Centrax mobility system from Paradigm Traffic Systems for 150 intersections, noting the request had been discussed at the budget retreat. "I'm asking to consider approval of the purchase of the Centroix mobility system service and setup... for 150 intersections citywide," Goff said during his…
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