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Chester staff outline ARPA-funded police station repairs and upcoming environmental testing
Summary
Officials described ARPA-funded work to tighten the police station building envelope, obtain construction quotes via KPN, and accept NG Engineering's quote for environmental testing (ARPA project 36); staff said evidence room relocation is planned but costs are still being defined.
City staff told the council March 9 that police station repairs and upgrades are being planned under ARPA funding and that the city is seeking construction quotes via the Keystone Purchasing Network.
The chief explained that initial work focuses on creating a tight building envelope—addressing leaks and moisture that can lead to mold—and that a subsequent stage would include improvements such as relocating the evidence room from the fourth to the second floor. Price details for some elements remain in development while staff work with the KPN network.
The solicitor also read a resolution accepting NG Engineering's quote for environmental testing and related engineering services for police station repairs (ARPA project 36) not to exceed $31,500. The transcript does not record a vote on the resolution.
