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Council approves paving bid, donor-funded bronze statues and a new telephone contract
Summary
Council awarded paving contracts, authorized donor-funded bronze statues and approved a multi-year telephone service contract after staff presentations and brief council discussion about contractor selection and recurring costs.
In addition to major charter and redevelopment items, Clarksburg City Council took several routine actions.
Paving contract: Council approved split bids for the 2026–27 paving program, awarding the north-view work to Bear Contracting (bid amount read into the record). Staff said the split approach coordinates city paving with waterboard trenching to avoid redundant work and supports a multi-year neighborhood paving plan.
Bronze statues: Council authorized purchase of three donor-funded bronze statues honoring police, fire and EMS personnel; council members confirmed donations cover the purchase and shipping is pending, with delivery expected next summer.
Telephone system: Council approved a contract with Advantage Tech for a new citywide telephone system with a one-time first-month cost and recurring monthly fees (figures read into the record). Staff said the new system will add call-tracking and recording features that the current system lacks; council discussed choosing a vendor that can respond quickly to service needs.
Votes and oversight: Each of these items passed on motions and recorded votes. Council members asked staff to return with more detailed vendor lists and a paving plan to guide future decisions.
