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Council approves ARPA-funded door and security upgrades at city facilities

City Council (Montrose) ยท October 15, 2024
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Summary

Council approved ARPA Phase 2 spending of $38,069.30 to replace locks and upgrade security at city facilities (Garfield Avenue doors, sewer pond doors, fire station backup lock and city hall security), covering a $1,402.71 overage from other budget lines.

The emergency manager outlined an ARPA Phase 2 package to replace several door locks (five doors at the Garfield Avenue Lehi House and two doors at sewer ponds), install a backup lock system at the fire station and replace the city-hall security system. Total cost if approved was $38,069.30, a $1,402.71 overage from current ARPA funds; staff proposed covering the overage from related civil defense or other lines.

The stated goal is to spend awarded ARPA dollars on civil-defense-related security upgrades. Council members asked whether the package covered all necessary doors and discussed priorities for remaining replacements; the motion to approve the ARPA package passed (recorded as 'Motion passes 5 0'). Staff said remaining door replacements and larger sewer-pond work may be addressed separately.