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Kechi council reviews City Hall sign replacement options; pixel-size bids to be prepared
Summary
On Jan. 13, Kechi City Council heard a Watchfire and Miracle Signs presentation on replacing the City Hall electronic sign, discussing 6mm, 8mm and 10mm pixel options, sign size, lifespan and software warranty; staff will circulate new bids and the council plans to invite Wichita Signs for a future presentation.
A presentation to the Kechi City Council on Jan. 13 outlined options for replacing the City Hall electronic sign at 220 W Kechi Rd. Representatives from Watchfire and Miracle Signs reviewed differences in pixel density and discussed sign size, estimated life span and software warranty terms. Council members and staff questioned tradeoffs among visibility, durability and cost.
The vendors said they would produce new bid documents covering three pixel-density options—6mm, 8mm and 10mm—and provide those bids by email to city staff for review. Council members agreed to ask Wichita Signs to attend a future meeting to present their options for comparison. No formal procurement decision was recorded in the available transcript.
