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Decatur approves several contracts and renewals: comp plan, IT assessment, pedestrian signals, WatchFest MOU and more
Summary
The commission authorized a suite of contracts and renewals on Dec. 15: a $274,000 TSW contract for the comprehensive plan update, a $71,500 IT services assessment, a $41,872 award for pedestrian signals on West Howard Ave., a $52,500 change order for South Columbia Drive oversight, $776,438 in pool/lifeguard contract renewals, a $58,500 UTV medical response purchase, and an MOU with the DDA to cost-share WatchFest 2026.
On Dec. 15 the Decatur City Commission approved multiple contracts and operational authorizations spanning planning, IT, public safety, parks and events.
Planning services: Assistant City Manager Angela Threadgill recommended awarding the comprehensive-plan update contract to TSW, Inc. for $274,000 and establishing a $300,000 project budget. The five- to 10-month project (state deadline Oct. 2026) will include extensive public engagement, climate and historic-resource subconsultants, and is funded in the FY26 budget.
IT assessment: The commission authorized the city manager to execute an IT services assessment agreement with Sumter Local Government…
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