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Council approves security alarms and Fire Department door access controls using ARPA funds (total initial costs $72,000+)
Summary
Council authorized security alarm systems at Plym Park ($9,300) and City Hall ($6,700) and new door access controls for the Fire Department ($56,000), with monthly monitoring fees of $40 and use of ARPA funds where possible; motions passed unanimously among members present.
The Niles City Council approved multiple security and access-control upgrades from FSS Technologies: a $9,300 alarm system with $40/month monitoring for Plym Park Golf Course, a $6,700 alarm system with $40/month monitoring for City Hall, and new door access controls for the Fire Department at an initial cost of $56,000. Council moved and seconded each item; votes were recorded 7–0 with Councilmember Jessica Nelson absent.
Minutes indicate the city intends to use ARPA funds for these purchases where possible and authorized the Information Systems Manager to sign any required documents. No further procurement details, implementation timelines or monitoring vendor selection rationale were recorded in the minutes.
