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Orange Beach council adopts routine spending, contracts and appointments, including $63,903.06 truck for Sportsplex
Summary
The council approved a package of resolutions and agreements: a $63,903.06 truck purchase for the Sportsplex, acceptance of a services proposal, reappointments to the Fire Code Board of Appeals, a professional services agreement with J.F. Morris Performance LLC for theater direction, an ALDOT sensor agreement, participation in opioid settlements against a secondary manufacturer, and several maintenance/service agreements.
On Sept. 2 the Orange Beach City Council approved a slate of routine resolutions and professional-service agreements by voice vote.
Notable approvals included a resolution authorizing the purchase of a truck for the Sportsplex for $63,903.06 and adoption of a professional services agreement with J.F. Morris Performance LLC for theater performance direction of "Guys and Dolls." The council also reappointed Vince McCoy and Chris Sicks to the Fire Code Board of Appeals and accepted a proposal from a services firm as read by staff.
The council adopted a resolution authorizing the city to join the state and other local governments as participants in opioid settlements against a secondary manufacturer. Staff told the council this engagement is contingency-based and would not require upfront city expense; fees would be taken from any settlement proceeds.
Other approved items included an installation and maintenance agreement with the Alabama Department of Transportation for public-safety sensors on highway right-of-way and authorization of an agency affiliation agreement with the Alabama Fire College to provide EMS learning opportunities.
Council votes on these items were recorded as carried by voice vote; no significant opposition was recorded in the meeting transcript.
