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Princeton ISD approves up to $1.3 million to replace high school fire-alarm system
Summary
The Princeton ISD Board of Trustees approved a motion to replace the fire alarm system at Princeton Senior High School with a not-to-exceed cost of $1,300,000; the vote was unanimous.
The Princeton ISD Board of Trustees on Nov. 18 approved replacing the fire alarm system at Princeton Senior High School with a contract capped at $1,300,000. Starla Sharpe moved for the purchase, John Campbell seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Board members did not provide line-item details in the public minutes; the transcript records only the motion language that set the maximum cost at "$1,300,000.00." The decision was part of a consent-session series of capital and procurement approvals the board took that evening.
The motion was introduced during the facilities portion of the meeting and approved without recorded dissent. No vendor name or timeline for installation was specified in the meeting record.
