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Marlborough trustees approve Flock Safety agreement after ARPA funding review
Summary
The Village of Marlborough adopted Resolution No. 24-003 to enter a service agreement with Flock Safety for seven license-plate readers after discussing whether ARPA funds can be used; the clerk said ARPA funds must be obligated by Dec. 31 or returned.
The Village of Marlborough Board of Trustees on Dec. 9 adopted Resolution No. 24-003 authorizing a service agreement with Flock Safety for seven license-plate readers. Chairman Bornmueller read the resolution by title; Trustee Hollander moved to accept it and Trustee Doebber seconded. The motion passed by voice affirmation.
Clerk P. Johnson advised the board that a quote has been received and that the village is working on a submission to the U.S. Department of the Treasury to verify whether ARPA funds may cover the purchase. "The funds must be obligated by December 31 or be returned," the clerk told trustees during the Dec. 2 work session summary. Trustees discussed possibly shortening a five‑year contract to a year‑by‑year agreement if ARPA funds are not approved, and the resolution was carried by voice vote at the Dec. 9 regular meeting. The minutes do not provide a numerical roll-call tally.
