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Twin City approves $6,280 radar purchase for police, clears delinquent invoice from 2023

The Mayor and the City Commissioners, City of Twin City ยท September 2, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners unanimously approved $6,280 to Kustom Signals for police radar equipment, agreed in workshop to pay a delinquent invoice from October 2023 for radar equipment purchased without prior approval, and heard a finance report showing a fund balance of $1,441,654.91.

At the Sept. 2 meeting, Twin City commissioners voted unanimously to approve $6,280.00 to Kustom Signals, Inc. for the purchase of radar units for the police department.

Commissioner Jesse S. Brown made the motion to approve the $6,280 purchase; Commissioner William R. Brown III seconded and the motion passed unanimously according to the minutes.

A pre-commission workshop discussion at 6:30 p.m. flagged a delinquent invoice from October 2023 for equipment that had been purchased without proper approval; the minutes state the commission agreed to approve that payment.

Mayor Matt W. Donaldson also read the finance report, telling the commission the fund balance was $1,441,654.91 as of the end of August 2025.

The minutes do not record separate dissent or a roll-call vote by name beyond the motion and second; recorded actions were approved unanimously.