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Board approves budgeted purchases: courtroom audio, IT servers and a replacement water utility van

Village of Greendale Board of Trustees · May 7, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved budgeted purchases including courtroom audio for $39,110.77, two servers and SAN storage for $38,578.26, and a replacement water utility van with outfitting estimated at $157,387 (funded from the water utility fund); staff said the purchases were discussed during budget planning.

At its May 6 meeting the Village Board approved several budgeted purchases recommended by the Finance Committee: courtroom audio equipment, village IT servers and storage, and a replacement water utility vehicle.

The board approved a $39,110.77 quote from AVN for courtroom audio upgrades intended to replace a legacy 1998 system and add wireless microphones and training. A presenter said manufacturer warranties cover components and that AVN has previously worked with the village.

The board also approved a purchase of two servers and SAN storage from Arlington Computer Products for $38,578.26 to refresh the village's non-police IT infrastructure; staff said the items were on the five-year refresh cycle and the purchase had been budgeted.

On the water utility van, staff described three vendor quotes for outfitting a replacement van with a valve exerciser, 11-foot crane, and power converter. A transcription anomaly initially recorded an implausible figure in the meeting audio; staff clarified the correct fully outfitted total is $157,387, to come from the water utility fund. "We received three quotes... based on quotes received, Hiller provided the lowest quote, at $54,995; outfitting to the spec results in a total of $157,387," public works staff said. Trustees pressed whether the vehicle would reduce labor costs; staff said it should increase efficiency and safety but not materially reduce labor.

All three purchases were described as budgeted items and were approved by roll call.

Votes at a glance: courtroom audio (approved by roll call); servers and SAN storage (approved by roll call); replacement water utility van (approved by roll call).