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City receives construction update on public safety building, community center and annex
Summary
The council heard a multi‑month construction update from AGCM (project manager 'Ethel') reporting steady progress on the public safety building, community center and annex, with foundation, panel erection and systems-installation percentages cited and the contractor targeting occupancy of the annex in mid‑December.
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City staff and the project manager provided a construction-status update on the Public Safety Building, the Community Center and an annex building.
Project manager Ethel reported that major delivery milestones are complete or well underway: structural steel and precast panels have been delivered for the public‑safety facility and erection was underway; the foundation was described at roughly 48% complete while panel erection showed comparable progress with the sequence of foundation work followed by erection. For the community center, electrical and fire‑alarm work were reported near 95% complete, drywall and storefront glass work were underway, and interior finishes and punch‑list items remain for occupancy.
Ethel told the council the contractor is pushing to meet a targeted week of Dec. 16 delivery for the community center/occupancy milestones and that no pending change orders existed at the time of the report. She said contingency funds were available and that the annex building was close to substantial completion and ready for city occupancy pending punch‑list work.
Councilmembers asked technical questions about sequencing of foundation work and panel erection; the manager explained panels were precast off‑site and panel erection followed foundation work, which accounts for the overlapping percentage figures in the report.
Next steps
Staff will continue to monitor contractor progress, report back on any change orders, and confirm revised milestone dates if the contractor’s schedule changes. Council accepted the report by motion.

