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Phenix City council approves turf roller purchase and $94,752 stadium sound-system upgrade split with school board
Summary
Council authorized Parks & Recreation to buy a turf roller (not to exceed $29,679.50) and approved a proposal to replace Garrett Anderson Stadium’s sound system at a cost not to exceed $94,752.21, to be split equally with the Phenix City Board of Education.
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The council approved two Parks & Recreation items: a budgeted equipment purchase and a joint sound‑system upgrade with the school board. The clerk read that the Parks and Recreation Department requested purchase of a South Dakota HP‑11 gas roller with electric start and transport trailer for Lakewood Golf Course; Jerry Pate's Turf and Irrigation provided a quote not to exceed $29,679.50, to be paid from restricted city funds.
Separately, the council approved a proposal from Columbus Tatum Video (as read in the record) to replace and upgrade the sound system at Garrett Anderson Stadium at a cost not to exceed $94,752.21, with the cost to be split equally with the Phenix City Board of Education. The resolution authorizes the mayor and city manager to sign the proposal and proceed with the purchase; council moved and adopted both measures by roll-call vote.
Council noted both purchases were budgeted or to be cost‑shared; no amendments or extended discussion were recorded on the council floor.

