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Price City Council approves $8,286 park audio system funded by donation and grant
Summary
The council voted to buy a modern park sound system for $8,286.42, funded in part by a donation from Intermountain Electronics and a grant from the Governor's Office of Economic (as recorded). The purchase replaces decade-old speakers and was approved unanimously.
The Price City Council approved the purchase of a new park audio system for $8,286.42 on July 23, 2025, replacing equipment the city has used for about a decade.
Council Member Miller moved to approve Project 10c-2025, describing the speakers as newer, lighter and easier to use. Miller said the existing system had been in service for many years and was originally provided to the city by Neil Breinholt after Culture Connection events. Funding for the purchase, Miller said, will include a donation from Intermountain Electronics and a grant from the Governor's Office of Economic (the transcript record does not include the grant program's full name). "These will be easier to set up, easier to use," Miller said.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Jesperson and approved by voice vote. No council member opposed the measure.
The purchase was presented as a minor capital expenditure to update worn park equipment; council members did not tie the approval to other budget changes during the meeting. The city did not provide an implementation date in the discussion.
The council moved on to other agenda items after the vote.
