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Eagle trustees approve routine permits, equipment purchases and claims in April 7 meeting
Summary
At the April 7 Village of Eagle meeting trustees approved purchases (Lifepak monitor, Hydrant Buddy, water-meter transceivers), vendor license renewals, fireworks permits and special licenses, accepted a resignation, approved staff training and approved claims totaling $90,997.11.
The Village of Eagle Board of Trustees on April 7 approved a set of routine administrative and operational items, including equipment purchases, vendor license renewals, event permits and the approval of claims.
Key approvals recorded in the minutes include: • Acceptance of the resignation of Austyn Beck from Eagle Fire & Rescue (motion Surman/Meier; Ayes — 4). • Purchase of a Lifepak 35 monitor/defibrillator from Stryker for $50,879.14 (Todd/Meier; Ayes — 4). • Purchase of a Hydrant Buddy with gate valve key from Core & Main for $5,318.08 (Meier/Surman; Ayes — 4). • Purchase of two boxes of water meter radio transceivers from Core & Main at $5,643.00 per box (Surman/Meier; Ayes — 4). • Approval of three-year Verkada security system license renewals with Kidwell for $13,450.00 (Meier/Todd; Ayes — 4). • Approval of fireworks permit applications for Crazy Cracker (510 Highway 34) and Alvo/Eagle Recreation (Eagle Memorial Field) and a municipal park fireworks display on June 27, 2026 for $5,000 (motions recorded as carried). • Approval of a Special Designated License for McIntosh Ventures at 540 S. 4th Street on June 27, 2026 (Todd/Meier; Ayes — 4). • Approval of Curtis Klabenes to attend a wastewater course and approval of minutes and claims. The minutes list approved claims totaling $90,997.11 and park claims totaling $718.99; individual vendor line items are recorded in the minutes.
Most motions were recorded as unanimous among the trustees present. The minutes do not contain extended debate on these items and do not specify any contingent conditions or implementation timelines beyond vendor delivery and standard administrative processing.
