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Council approves $1,200 in tactile warning pad repairs on city sidewalks

Glenville City Council · July 6, 2026
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Summary

City leaders approved replacing nine damaged tactile warning pads at an estimated cost of $1,200; Councilman Brent Walters moved the purchase and Councilman Blair Fisher seconded the motion, which passed.

The Glenville City Council approved repair or replacement of nine damaged tactile ground-surface warning pads at an estimated cost of $1,200. Councilman Brent Walters made the motion to purchase or repair the tactile ground surfaces; Councilman Blair Fisher seconded and the motion passed.

Council members noted the repairs are needed to restore accessible pedestrian infrastructure. The minutes record the estimated cost ($1,200) and the council's approval; the request was presented as an item under New Business with no roll-call detail recorded in the minutes.