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Council approves up to $35,000 in transformers for city infrastructure improvements
Summary
The Osage City Council authorized purchasing additional transformers not to exceed $35,000 to support ongoing infrastructure upgrades; Utilities Director Dale Schwieger explained the need.
On Sept. 10 the Osage City Council approved purchases of transformers for continued city infrastructure improvement, authorizing spending not to exceed $35,000. Utilities Director Dale Schwieger described why the additional transformers were needed for the city's electrical infrastructure.
Council Member Jeff Tice moved and Council Member Mike Handly seconded the motion to approve the purchases; the motion was declared carried. The meeting record states: "Motion made by Tice, second by Handly to approve the purchase of transformers not to exceed $35,000." The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or specify the exact number or delivery timeline for the units.
The authorization is listed separately from the $25,000 transformer approved to serve a new business; together the two motions authorize up to $60,000 in transformer purchases across these items.
