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Council hears options to trim community center cleaning costs, consider uniform purchases and equipment repairs
Summary
Staff reviewed community center wages, cleaning contracts, possible purchase of industrial washers and the need for periodic electronics repairs; discussion included potential shifts from contract services to owned equipment to save recurring costs.
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At the workshop staff reviewed community center operating lines and said cleaning service costs and wages will be normalized in the 2026 budget after better data from 2025. The staff member suggested evaluating the cost of uniform services versus buying replacement items and raised the prospect of purchasing heavy‑duty washers as an alternative to outsourcing some cleaning tasks.
Committee members raised concerns about the community center's electronics — microphones, recording equipment and cameras — and recommended planning for repairs or replacements from capital or general funds if necessary. Staff noted there is no dedicated capital fund for the community center but that transfers from general capital could be used.

