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Council approves CPR devices, Seville Road contract and $920,359 appropriation
Summary
Council adopted emergency ordinances to trade-in two CPR devices for two new LUCAS automated devices, authorized Fechko Excavating for the Seville Road access project, and approved a supplemental appropriation of $920,359.00 for the Seville Road to Brickyard project; a small payment of $3,472.89 to Purvis Brothers was also authorized.
Council moved and adopted multiple business items addressing public safety equipment and capital projects. Council approved Ordinance No. 26-077 to trade in two CPR devices toward purchasing two new LUCAS automated CPR devices for Wadsworth EMS; the ordinance was adopted under the emergency clause. Council also authorized a contract with Fechko Excavating for the Seville Road access project (Ordinance No. 26-078) and adopted Ordinance No. 26-079, making a supplemental appropriation of $920,359.00 in the General Capital Improvements Fund for the Seville Road Access to Brickyard project.
Separately, Council authorized drawing a warrant not to exceed $3,472.89 to pay Purvis Brothers under Ordinance No. 26-075 and moved Ordinance No. 26-076 (sale of a 1999 heavy rescue truck) to second reading. Council votes were recorded as unanimous for the adopted emergency ordinances. Council Member Maxwell and others emphasized the need to proceed on infrastructure work and equipment upgrades.
