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Votes at a glance: Charleston council adopts six resolutions including equipment, dock repair and settlements

Charleston City Council · April 20, 2026
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Summary

Council adopted Resolutions 26‑043 through 26‑048 (equipment and maintenance contracts, dock decking replacement, settlement authorization, demolition contract, turnout gear purchase) and received the city treasurer's March report; where discussed, committee recommendations were read before unanimous or general approval.

Charleston City Council adopted a series of committee reports and resolutions during its meeting, approving routine procurements, a settlement authorization and project work across public safety and parks.

Key outcomes:

• Resolution 26‑043 — Renewed a one‑year maintenance contract with Stryker Medical for $44,825.61 to service Charleston Fire Department Stryker paramedic equipment. Finance Committee recommended approval; the resolution was adopted.

• Resolution 26‑044 — Authorized purchase of a 2026 pursuit‑rated SUV for EMS/ambulance supervisor duty from Wild Rose Chevrolet LLC for $56,940 pursuant to a competitive bid; adopted.

• Resolution 26‑045 — Authorized a $224,500 contract with Beavers Marine Store to replace decking on the Haddad Riverfront Park floating dock after inspection showed deterioration; committee recommended composite decking replacement before the 'Live on the Levee' season; adopted.

• Resolution 26‑046 — Authorized settlement of a property damage claim related to a vehicle collision outside the Summer Street garage, as recommended by the city solicitor; the council approved the settlement (the resolution covered property damage only; any related personal injury claim would be handled separately).

• Resolution 26‑047 — Authorized a $674,000 contract with Swope Construction for selective interior demolition of the Charleston Public Safety Center (see separate coverage for discussion and timeline questions); adopted.

• Resolution 26‑048 — Authorized purchase of 12 sets of turnout gear from Whitmer Public Safety not to exceed $46,608 for new May 2026 Charleston Fire Department hires; adopted.

The city treasurer's monthly report for March 2026 was received and filed. Committee chairs and staff presented each item and the council called the votes from the floor; in each case the measure was declared adopted.