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McAllen to replace obsolete Convention Center fire‑alarm system at $198,311, staff says

McAllen City Commission · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Staff told the commission the Convention Center’s fire‑alarm system is obsolete and recommended a complete replacement priced at $198,311; commissioners approved the purchase by voice vote.

Staff reported that the Convention Center’s current fire‑alarm system is obsolete, cannot be serviced, and parts are no longer available; they recommended purchase and installation of a complete new system under cooperative pricing with a total cost of $198,311.

A commissioner said the quoted price seemed low; staff and the presiding officer proceeded with a motion and the commission approved the purchase by voice vote. The transcript does not include a contract number or warranty details; procurement materials should provide those specifics.