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Idaho Falls council approves contracts, vehicle sale, ERP testing change order and personnel updates
Summary
At its Sept. 25 meeting the Idaho Falls City Council approved a professional services contract for power‑system switchgear work, sold five surplus police vehicles to the College of Eastern Idaho, authorized an ERP testing change order, updated the police department injury‑on‑duty policy, and approved two school resource officer MOUs and a final plat; it also adopted a regional roadway study.
The Idaho Falls City Council on Sept. 25 approved a package of contracts and administrative changes affecting the city’s utilities, public safety and land‑use planning.
Idaho Falls Power Director Steven Foreman described the first item as engineering work for switchgear — the large metal cabinets that house high‑voltage relays and controls. "Switchgear is the large metal cabinets that have switches in it," Foreman said, explaining the city is hiring engineering services to design and document the equipment. The council approved a professional services agreement with LMS Electric Inc. for work on the switchgear, with a contract ceiling disclosed to the council of $311,168.
The council also approved the sale of five used law‑enforcement vehicles to the College of Eastern Idaho for use in its law enforcement program. Municipal Services Director Alexander told the council the vehicles had reached their…
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