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Riceville board approves security bids as part of $100,000 safety grant
Summary
The Board of Education approved security contracts Sept. 16: Central Lock and Security for $21,540.00 and Acme Electric for $19,920.36. The board noted these purchases are part of a $100,000 safety grant the district will receive.
The Board of Education of the Riceville Community School District voted Sept. 16 to accept security bids that will be paid through a district safety grant.
Motion by Eastman, seconded by McCarthy, approved Central Lock and Security for security cameras and door work in the amount of $21,540.00 and Acme Electric for electrical work in the amount of $19,920.36; the motion carried 4–0. Together the two contracts total $41,460.36 and were described by the board as part of a $100,000 safety grant the district will receive.
The transcript records the board’s approval of the contracts but does not include contract start dates, installation timelines, or which department will manage implementation. Those details were not specified in the public minutes for this meeting.
The board will convene next on Oct. 21, 2024, where staff may report on procurement scheduling or grant administration.
