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Priceville council recognizes students, approves small grants and purchases
Summary
The council recognized two Price School students, Alyssa Duke and Amity Wilder, who returned from the Washington Youth Tour, and approved routine spending: $1,500 to Miller Health Center, $3,200 for a park survey, a $7,409.20 generator maintenance plan, $999 for two police computers, and travel expenses for the police chief.
The Priceville City Council recognized two Price School students, Alyssa Duke and Amity Wilder, who reported on their recent Joe Wheeler Washington Youth Tour trip and the connections they made with other students and elected officials.
"We put Price School on the map," one student said, describing how they located their community for other tour participants and shared their local experiences. Both students described visits to national memorials, meeting state leaders and gaining leadership experience.
Following the recognition, the council approved a series of routine spending items on motions and roll calls: $1,500 to Miller Health Center of North Central Alabama; $3,200 for the city engineer to conduct a full survey and provide a legal description for property and right-of-way work related to a planned park; a five-year maintenance plan for the city's generator at $7,409.20; and $999 to purchase two computers for the police department. The council also approved travel expenses for Chief Wigginton to attend a summer conference; the meeting record identifies the training as free and notes the chief will drive his own vehicle.
Council members discussed replacing additional outdated computers and agreed to motions to proceed with the listed purchases and travel reimbursements. The meeting did not include detailed breakdowns of the generator maintenance scope or the full procurement specifications for the computers on the public record.
