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Board approves register of claims including $87,964 Stryker purchase and payout for Fire Station No. 6
Summary
The Mussey Board of Public Works and Safety approved the register of claims, which included a $87,964.04 payment to Stryker for a Lucas mechanical CPR device and payouts tied to construction of Fire Station No. 6; the approval was by voice vote during the Jan. 28 meeting.
The Mussey Board of Public Works and Safety approved its register of claims at the Jan. 28 meeting, including a $87,964.04 payment to Stryker for a Lucas mechanical cardiopulmonary resuscitation device and payments related to construction of Fire Station No. 6.
Craig Wright, city controller, presented the claims and highlighted the Stryker purchase: “We did have a claim for $87,964.04 dollars and 26¢ to Stryker for [a] Lucas device,” which he described as a mechanical CPR machine that keeps compressions consistent. Wright also noted routine payouts to contractors and usual health care and utilities expenses tied to municipal operations.
A board member moved to approve the claims and another seconded the motion. The board approved the register by voice vote and the presiding officer announced the motion carried.
The approval covers routine operating and capital-related charges listed on the register. The meeting record names GM Development as a payee for work on Fire Station No. 6 but does not specify the individual payout amounts tied to that contractor.
The board also approved the Jan. 21 meeting minutes by voice vote earlier in the session. The meeting moved on to new business following the claims approval.
