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Mendota approves $2.5 million contract for new community center building
Summary
The Mendota City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 2541 on June 25, 2025, awarding a $2,500,000 contract to SAS Constructions for a pre-engineered metal building for the new community center; council discussion also reviewed funding efforts and potential uses but recorded no final completion date.
The Mendota City Council on June 25 voted unanimously to award a $2,500,000 contract to SAS Constructions for a pre-engineered metal building to serve as the shell for a new community center.
The action — recorded in Resolution No. 2541 — was moved by Council Member Libertad “Liberty” Lopez and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Jose Alonso and passed with four ayes and one absence (Council Member Joseph Riofrio). The award appears on the meeting’s consent calendar and was approved without separate recorded opposition.
City staff and trustees also discussed the community center’s design, funding efforts and possible uses for the facility in the same meeting. Officials reviewed the project’s status and noted ongoing funding activities to support construction and operations, but the minutes do not record a specific projected completion date.
The resolution names SAS Constructions as the contractor and identifies the contract amount as $2,500,000. The minutes do not specify contract terms, a construction schedule or funding sources beyond noting that funding efforts were discussed.
The council adjourned at 8:36 p.m.; the minutes do not record further procedural steps for executing the awarded contract.
