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Aurelia council approves final plans and awards contract for proposed fire station
Summary
The Aurelia City Council on March 24 approved final plans and confirmed an award for the proposed Aurelia Fire Station Project, voting to adopt Resolution 25-05 and to award bids under Resolution 25-06; one council member abstained on the contract award.
The Aurelia City Council approved final plans and specifications and confirmed a contract award for a proposed Aurelia Fire Station during a special meeting on March 24, 2025, at Aurelia City Hall.
Council Member Redig moved to open a public hearing on the proposed plans, specifications, form of contract and estimate of cost for the Aurelia Fire Station Project; Council Member Bruce seconded and the body voted unanimously to open the hearing. After discussion, Council Member Redig moved to close the hearing; Council Member Johnson seconded and the council closed the hearing by unanimous voice vote.
Council Member Redig moved to approve Resolution 25-05 finally approving and confirming the plans, specifications, form of contract and estimate of cost for the Aurelia Fire Station Project; Council Member Nelson seconded. The roll call vote was recorded as aye from Council Member Nelson, Council Member Redig, Council Member Fassler, Council Member Johnson and Council Member Bruce; the resolution passed unanimously.
Council Member Nelson then moved to approve Resolution 25-06 awarding contract(s) for the Aurelia Fire Station Project; Council Member Bruce seconded. The roll call vote on the award recorded aye votes from Council Member Johnson, Council Member Redig, Council Member Nelson and Council Member Bruce; Council Member Fassler abstained. The motion carried with four yes votes and one abstention. The transcript does not specify the winning bidder or contract value.
Why it matters: the approvals move the fire station project past the plan-confirmation stage and toward construction procurement. The record shows formal council approval of the plans and a contract award but does not include bidder names, contract amounts or an estimated construction timeline.
