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Council outlines multiple contracts for parts, upgrades and public-safety gear including drone purchase

Saratoga Springs City Council · October 11, 2024
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Summary

Public works and public safety departments brought forward several contract authorizations (auto parts, pump station upgrades, EV lawn equipment) and the public safety office sought approval for equipment purchases including three drones funded by a technology grant and a school resource officer agreement for 2024–25.

Public works and public safety presented several procurement and contract items for council consideration, including authorizations for auto parts and repair contracts (NAPA and Mackay/MAG Auto Group), sanitary wastewater pump station upgrades (KB Engineering), EV lawn equipment (Grassland Equipment Sales) and a change order with PCC Contracting.

Public works also discussed Addendum #1 to a Town Law Article 7 contract with Robert King Law Firm for multi-district litigation; the presenter said the city’s liability under that contract depends on court outcomes and that vendor payments would be withheld from any awarded funds (so the city would not make payments in advance).

Public safety requested authorization for replacement in-vehicle computers, vehicle maintenance for the fire department, traffic-code cleanup (yield vs. stop sign), no-parking signage near the recreation center, a school resource officer agreement for the 2024–25 school year and a master services agreement with Axon to purchase three unmanned aircraft systems (drones) funded by the city’s technology grant. A deputy (Deputy O'Neil) described plans to expand parking for the rec center and confirmed equipment plans for 2025.

Council members asked routine clarifying questions; no final contract votes were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.