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Florence board approves three MSI invoices totaling $29,367 for water system repairs
Summary
The Florence Mayor and Board unanimously approved three payments to Maintenance Systems, Inc. for water‑system work on Aug. 19, 2025, totaling $29,367.38 for valve insertion, backflow modifications and excavation assistance under MSI's contract.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Florence unanimously approved three invoices from Maintenance Systems, Inc. during their Aug. 19, 2025 meeting, covering repairs and valve work on the city's water system.
Alderman John Banks moved to approve invoice M25017‑G‑1F for $13,618.95 to cover exploratory digging and installation of a 4‑inch insertion valve; Alderman Mason Herrin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Separately, Alderman Brian Grantham moved to approve invoice M25017‑H‑1F for $8,281.27 for time‑and‑materials work modifying a backflow preventer; Alderman Brent Sistrunk seconded, and the board approved it unanimously. Alderman Mason Herrin then moved to approve invoice M25017 I 1F for $7,467.16 to pay for excavation and assistance with 6‑inch and 12‑inch insertion valves; Alderman Kyle Martin seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
The votes were taken during the regular session after the meeting was called to order by Mayor Trey Gunn. The invoices were described in the record as payable under the "extraordinary terms and conditions" of MSI's existing contract with the city. The board did not record any dissenting comments or conditions on the payments.
The approvals clear the listed invoices for payment; the meeting record does not specify payment schedules or funding line items in the city budget.
