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Edmonston council awards $91,154.80 sidewalk contract, OKs sale of two surplus cruisers
Summary
On July 9, 2025, the Town of Edmonston Town Council voted unanimously to award a CDBG-funded sidewalk contract to Alcoa Concrete & Masonry for $91,154.80 and authorized disposal of two surplus police cruisers via GovDeals. The council also approved minutes for recent meetings.
The Town of Edmonston Town Council voted July 9 to award a Community Development Block Grant-funded contract for sidewalk construction on 52nd Avenue and Crittenden Streets to Alcoa Concrete & Masonry (Edmonston, Md.) for $91,154.80. Council Member Betsy McCauley moved to award the contract; Council Member John Johnson seconded. The motion carried with Council Members Sarah Turberville, Betsy McCauley, Kony Serrano and John Johnson voting in favor and no recorded opposition.
During the same meeting the council authorized the Police Department to dispose of two surplus police cruisers via the online auction platform GovDeals.com. Council Member McCauley moved to approve the disposal; Council Member Johnson seconded. The motion carried on a unanimous vote.
The council also voted to accept meeting minutes from June 3 (work session and closed session), June 11 (regular meeting) and July 1 (work session). Council Member John Johnson moved to accept the minutes; Council Member McCauley seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Votes at a glance — July 9, 2025: Award contract to Alcoa Concrete & Masonry for sidewalks on 52nd Avenue and Crittenden Streets, $91,154.80 (CDBG-funded): approved, Ayes: Turberville, McCauley, Serrano, Johnson; Disposal of two surplus police cruisers via GovDeals.com: approved, Ayes: Turberville, McCauley, Serrano, Johnson; Acceptance of minutes for June and July meetings: approved, Ayes: Turberville, McCauley, Serrano, Johnson.
The sidewalk award is listed in the meeting record as funded through a CDBG grant; the minutes do not provide a construction timeline or start date. The police surplus items were described only as “two surplus police cruisers” with disposal via GovDeals.com; specific vehicle details were not provided in the minutes.
The meeting was conducted by Mayor Tracy Gant via teleconference and adjourned at 7:38 p.m.
