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Council reviews Convergent access-control proposal valued at $523,894; discussion on building systems follows
Summary
Town and Country introduced an ordinance (Bill 24-48) to accept Convergent’s proposal for an access-control system at municipal facilities totaling $523,894.37; aldermen asked technical questions about related building work, but no vote on the ordinance is recorded in the transcript.
The Town and Country Board of Aldermen heard the first reading of Bill No. 24-48 on Sept. 29, an ordinance authorizing the city administrator to accept a proposal from Convergent for purchase and installation of an access-control system at the municipal center and other city-owned facilities. Mayor Mary read the amount cited in the meeting as $523,894.37 and put the item on the agenda for consideration.
Alderman Hart asked technical follow-up questions about related building systems, including backflow and sprinkler concerns. Staff clarified that the backflow work discussed is related to interior building sprinkler systems rather than landscape irrigation. The meeting record also notes an emergency-lighting entry for a public-works vehicle, where the vendor name includes the word 'Wireless' as a company name rather than a description.
The transcript does not record a final roll-call vote on Bill No. 24-48 during the portion captured; the item was introduced, discussed and left for consideration. The board continued with routine warrant-list approval and other business.
