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Council approves Summit Fire Protection quote to replace UDACT after CPU failure
Summary
The council voted 4-0 on Dec. 11, 2025 to approve an additional $1,136.00 quote from Summit Fire Protection (formerly Federal Fire) to replace a UDACT unit that suffered a CPU failure.
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The Titonka City Council approved an additional quote of $1,136.00 from Summit Fire Protection (formerly Federal Fire) to replace a UDACT unit that experienced a CPU failure. Council member Mike Fredrickson made the motion and Sara Hamilton seconded; the motion passed 4–0 with one member absent.
The minutes identify the vendor and reason for replacement (CPU failure) but do not include warranty or funding-source details. The transcript uses the term "UDACT" without expansion; that acronym or device type is not further described in the minutes.
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