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Committee considers $16,000 holiday-lighting proposal for courthouse; explores partnerships and donations
Summary
A member proposed restoring the courthouse holiday lighting with modern LED fixtures at an estimated vendor cost of about $16,000; members discussed seeking multiple bids, possible cost-sharing with Gallatin and sponsorships and timing the lighting with local tree-lighting events.
A committee member proposed a holiday lighting plan for the courthouse that would recreate its 1950s appearance using modern LED fixtures. The vendor estimate discussed was about $16,000; members said the purchase might require three bids because the amount exceeds a county threshold and suggested fundraising and city cost-sharing as possible ways to cover costs.
Members suggested timing the courthouse lighting with the City of Gallatin's tree-lighting event to create a community kickoff for the engagement process, and one member said partnering with local sponsors could offset costs while preserving recognition for donors. The committee asked staff to follow up with city contacts (a staffer named Paige was referenced) and indicated willingness to explore multiple funding and installation options before returning with a recommendation.
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