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Webster approves up to $2,500 to install two radar speed signs
Summary
The board approved hiring Catamount Electric to install two electronic speed signs, accepting a quote of $825 per the contractor and authorizing up to $2,500 for installation costs; the motion passed unanimously.
The Webster Board of Commissioners authorized expenditure to install two electronic radar speed signs.
Mayor Tracy Rodes reported contacting Catamount Electric for an installation estimate and said the company quoted $825 to install two signs. Commissioner Dale Collins moved to approve a monetary amount up to $2,500 to hire Catamount Electric for the installation; Commissioner Danell Moses seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Rodes said she had contacted the sheriff’s office and that Deputy Daniel Vreeland had discussed battery replacement for an old sign; Jake Scott was noted as offering to assist installers if needed. The board did not specify an exact installation schedule at the meeting.
The action is intended to improve traffic safety on town roadways where radar signage is needed; funding for the signs was discussed as part of budget reclassification work planned for the April meeting.
