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Council approves budget amendments, sidewalk contract, school robotics donation and meter replacement

City of Brunswick Mayor and Council · February 24, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 24 meeting the Brunswick council approved two FY2026 budget amendments via consent and unanimously approved contract awards: a $318,575 sidewalk contract to DIR Construction, a $141,000-not-to-exceed meter replacement contract to Brown's Plumbing, and a $1,000 donation to the BHS Robotics team.

The City of Brunswick council took several unanimous actions at its Feb. 24 meeting, approving consent items and awarding contracts and a donation.

Consent agenda: The council approved FY2026 Budget Amendment #1 and FY2026 Budget Amendment #2 by a 6-0 vote after Council Member Daniel Yochelson moved to approve and Council Member Brian Sandusky seconded.

Maple Avenue sidewalk: City Administrator Julie Martorana reported two bids were received and vetted. Staff recommended awarding the Maple Avenue sidewalk contract to DIR Construction for $318,575. Council Member Eric Smothers moved to award the bid; Council Member John Caves seconded. The motion passed 6-0.

BHS Robotics donation: Director of Administration Carrie Myers presented a request for travel assistance for the BHS Robotics team to attend the World Championship in Houston. Council Member Daniel Yochelson moved to donate $1,000; Council Member Brian Sandusky seconded. The motion passed 6-0.

Inside meter replacements: Ms. Myers said staff recommended awarding a contract to Brown's Plumbing to replace inside water meters throughout the city, not to exceed $141,000. Council Member Eric Smothers moved and Council Member Brian Sandusky seconded the motion to award; the motion passed 6-0.

The minutes do not record additional debate on these items. The meeting adjourned at 7:06 p.m.