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Wrangell Borough assembly approves $165,008 contract with DOWL for wastewater disinfectant system
Summary
The Wrangell Borough Special Assembly on May 19 approved a $165,008 professional services agreement with DOWL for engineering work on the wastewater treatment plant's effluent disinfection system; the meeting was held by Zoom and lasted about nine minutes.
Mayor Patricia Gilbert called the Wrangell Borough Special Assembly to order at 5:30 p.m. on May 19, 2026, during a Zoom teleconference, and the assembly approved a professional services agreement with engineering firm DOWL for work on the borough wastewater treatment plant's effluent disinfection system.
Assembly member DeBord moved to approve the contract and Assembly member Powers seconded the motion. The minutes record the agreement as a professional services contract for engineering services in the amount of $165,008. The motion was approved by polled vote; the minutes do not include individual roll-call tallies.
The action was listed on the agenda as item 5a, described as 'Approval of a contract to DOWL for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent Disinfectant System Project.' The meeting record shows no amendments to the agenda, no declared conflicts of interest, and no public comment for the item.
Deputy Borough Clerk Powell was recorded as present; the minutes are attested by Kim Lane, Borough Clerk. The special meeting concluded at 5:39 p.m.
The contract approval authorizes staff to proceed with engineering services for the effluent disinfection project; the minutes do not specify contract start dates, schedule milestones, funding sources, or any conditions attached to the approval. Those details were not provided in the meeting record and are listed as not specified in the minutes.
