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Carbon Cliff trustees approve $168,535 emergency retrofit for N. 1st Avenue lift station
Summary
Trustees approved an emergency purchase from Electric Pump for two Deming dry pit pumps and associated piping, valves and controls to retrofit the N. 1st Avenue lift station for $168,535; the motion passed 4–0 with two members absent.
The Carbon Cliff Board of Trustees on Jan. 21, 2025 approved an emergency contract to retrofit the N. 1st Avenue lift station with two Deming dry pit pumps and related piping, valves and controls for a total of $168,535.00. The motion, based on a quote dated Jan. 20, 2025 from Electric Pump, was moved by Trustee Clark and seconded by Trustee Dreifurst. The roll call vote was Alonzo, yes; Cantrell, absent; Clark, yes; Dreher, yes; Dreifurst, yes; and Harris, absent (4 yes, 0 no, 2 absent).
Board documents record the approval as an emergency measure, authorizing purchase and installation of the pumps and necessary electrical and piping work. The minutes identify the vendor as Electric Pump and the pump model as Deming dry pit pumps; the quote date was Jan. 20, 2025. The board did not record additional discussion or alternate bids in the minutes. The action was recorded under new business and carries standard procurement implications for capital and operational wastewater system maintenance.
Trustees moved immediately from the vote to routine financial items later on the agenda. The minutes do not specify a project timeline, funding source line item, or department lead for implementation; those details were not specified in the meeting record.
