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Price Council pulls wayfinding sign from consent and awards $21,000 contract
Summary
After pulling the wayfinding sign item from the consent agenda for discussion, the council awarded the sign contract to the low bidder for $21,000 and approved the remainder of the consent agenda items A–G. The award passed by voice vote.
The Price City Council pulled a wayfinding sign acceptance from the consent agenda and then voted to award the sign contract to the low bidder for $21,000 on July 23, 2025.
The chair opened the consent agenda and asked whether any items should be pulled for discussion. A council member moved to pull the wayfinding sign bid acceptance into general business; the motion was seconded and carried. The council discussed two bids for the wayfinding signs and Council Member Jesperson moved to award the contract to the vendor identified in the bid for $21,000. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
After resolving the sign bid, Council Member Miller moved to approve consent agenda items A through G with the exception of the pulled item; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The council did not elaborate on the installation schedule or specific sign locations during the meeting; procurement documents or the contract were not provided in the discussion recorded in the transcript.
