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Talladega council awards beverage, roof and sludge‑removal contracts totaling roughly $163,500

Talladega City Council · February 23, 2026
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Summary

The Talladega City Council approved three procurement actions: a $43,500 exclusive beverage-service contract with Coca‑Cola (resolution 6630), a $120,006.77 roof replacement contract for the Chamber of Commerce with Hurst Construction (resolution 6631), and a sludge‑removal contract with Denali Water Solutions (resolution 6633).

The Talladega City Council approved a set of procurement resolutions awarding contracts for parks beverage services, a Chamber of Commerce roof replacement and sludge removal for the water department.

Beverage service: Council approved resolution 6630 awarding Talladega Parks and Recreation an exclusive beverage‑service contract to the Coca‑Cola bottling company valued at $43,500. The item was presented as having been properly bid and the council approved the award by voice vote.

Chamber roof replacement: Council considered resolution 6631 to award a roof replacement contract to Hurst Construction in the amount of $120,006.77. Council members noted the roof project had been pursued for about 10 years; the council approved the award following brief discussion and a roll‑call vote.

Sludge removal: Council approved resolution 6633 to contract with Denali Water Solutions LLC for sludge removal services per bid and specifications for the water department; the item was described as properly bid and approved by roll call.

City officials said all three contracts had undergone bidding processes before being presented for award. The council did not amend the terms on the floor during the meeting. The awards direct municipal staff to finalize contracts and proceed with project scheduling and implementation.