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Ellsworth council awards $4,040 contract for new well-house alarm system
Summary
The Village of Ellsworth approved a $4,040 bid from Oudbier Instrument Co. to replace a nonworking alarm at the village well house; the council also received routine departmental reports including a recreation fundraiser and a DPW employee update.
At its June 8 meeting at Banks Township Hall, the Village of Ellsworth Council voted to approve a bid from Oudbier Instrument Co. for a new well-house alarm system for $4,040. The motion was made by Council member L. Spearing and seconded by M. Bennett; the minutes record the vote as "CARRIED 7-0." The agenda materials and minutes state the existing alarm system is not working and listed an estimate of $4,040 for replacement.
Why it matters: A functioning alarm at the well house is a basic public-utility safeguard; council approval authorized the expenditure and vendor selection.
Departmental reports before the action included a recreation update from Recreation Director Lisa Nagy that a fundraiser is underway and that the season is in full swing; S. Dhillon agreed to make signs notifying the public about boat parking at the new docks. L. Spearing presented a DPW employee agreement and said the HR Committee will meet to finalize details. The Clerk’s report (Deputy Clerk Tina Sundelius) noted that attorney Peter Wendling has joined the firm Bauckham, Thall, Seeber, Kaufman & Koches, P.C., and the council acknowledged a thank-you from the Ell-Clair Fireworks Committee.
The council's formal action on the alarm system follows the presentation of the estimate; the meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
