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Cayce council approves fleet-tracking contract, water-treatment study and ratifies emergency sewer repairs
Summary
Council authorized a Samsara vehicle-tracking contract, approved an advanced treatment study for the Water Treatment Plant (to be funded through SRF principal forgiveness), and ratified emergency sewer repairs totaling $84,403 ($51,890 for repair work and $32,513 for asphalt repair).
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Cayce City Council approved three operational items on Dec. 2, 2025: a fleet-tracking agreement with Samsara, an advanced-treatment study for the Water Treatment Plant, and ratification of emergency sewer-main repairs and paving.
Mayor Pro Tem Phil Carter moved to authorize the City Manager to contract with Samsara for vehicle trackers and fleet-management software; the motion passed by roll call vote with no recorded opposition.
Council Member Tiffany Aull moved to approve a proposal from American Engineering to perform an advanced-treatment study at the Water Treatment Plant, with the project to be funded through the SRF principal forgiveness fund; Council Member Byron Thomas seconded and the motion passed by roll call (unanimous).
Council also ratified an emergency repair agreement the City Manager had authorized under Sec. 2-146: G. H. Smith Construction, Inc. for $51,890 for the repair work, and Carolina Paving & Grading, LLC for $32,513 for asphalt repair. Council ratified those emergency expenditures by roll call vote.
Minutes record the approvals and funding sources as stated above; specific contract terms, timelines and implementation details will be handled by staff during contract negotiation and project management.
