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Council approves consent agenda and routine purchases, including $92,490 public-safety grant
Summary
Council enacted a consent agenda and approved a string of routine purchases and contracts: a $92,490 Community Energy Management grant for police, fire hose testing (about $13,477), mutual-aid dues ($19,313), and design work for a 2025 water distribution project ($695,000), among others.
Taylor City Council approved its consent agenda June 30, enacting multiple routine contract and budget items in a single motion.
Key actions included acceptance of a Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy grant for the Taylor Police Department in the amount of $92,490 to support a Community Energy Management program for equipment and materials. The council also approved a sole-source preventive-maintenance agreement for National Hose Testing (not to exceed $13,477), annual dues to the Western Wayne County Fire Department Mutual Aid Association (not to exceed $19,313), and authorization for design work on the proposed 2025 water-distribution system project (not to exceed $695,000) funded from the water-supply capital outlay fund. Each item was moved, supported, and adopted by voice vote as part of the consent package.
