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Council accepts Safe Routes to School work as complete; final payment authorized
Summary
The council accepted closeout of the Safe Routes to School project and authorized final payment. Staff said the project was primarily completed in 2024–2025 with local matching funds just over $85,000 and the remainder covered by state and federal grants.
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City staff recommended acceptance of the Safe Routes to School project as substantially complete and authorization of final payment. City engineering staff said only a few punch-list items remain and noted the project includes sidewalks and crossing improvements in multiple neighborhoods and near the middle school.
A council member noted that while the overall project cost approaches $1 million, the local share was "just over $85,000" and the rest came from state and federal grants. The council approved the resolution accepting the project as complete by roll call.
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