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Votes at a glance: Mauldin council authorizes court software MOU, generator upgrade contract and Woodruff Road MOA
Summary
Council authorized several consent items: an MOU to convert municipal court software to a statewide CMS, awarded a $145,332.46 generator upgrade contract, and approved an interlocal MOA for the Woodruff Road congestion relief project; motions were seconded and carried according to the meeting record.
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Following presentations and a public hearing, the Mauldin City Council moved through several consent and new‑business items.
Court software MOU: A council member moved to authorize the city administrator and the chief judge to execute a memorandum of understanding to convert the Mauldin court from its current case management system to a statewide case management system (CMS). The motion was seconded and the council authorized the agreement.
Generator contract: The council voted to award a contract for generator upgrades at City Hall to Generator Services Inc. for $145,332.46. The staff presentation noted that $32,000 will be transferred from the capital fund to cover unexpected electrical work. The motion to approve the contract was seconded and carried.
Woodruff Road MOA: Council authorized an interlocal memorandum of agreement involving the City of Mauldin, the City of Greenville and a county entity per the transcript to participate in the Woodruff Road congestion relief project. The motion was seconded and approved.
Executive session: The council also approved entering an executive session under statute (code section 30‑4‑70(a)(2)) to discuss several ongoing projects identified in the record as Project Trailblazer, Crow’s Nest, Mudder, Puddle and Marty. The motion to move into executive session was seconded on the record.
The meeting record reflects that the motions were seconded and carried; the audio did not provide detailed roll-call vote tallies by member name for these items. Where contract amounts or parties were stated on the record, they are reported above.

