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Palos Heights reports $200,000 state grant for AMI; bid opening moved due to election
Summary
City Administrator Adam Jasinski said the city received a $200,000 State of Illinois grant for automated meter infrastructure; because a council meeting may not be held on election day, the bid opening is scheduled publicly at City Hall on March 17.
City Administrator Adam Jasinski told the Water and Sewer Committee the city received a $200,000 grant from the State of Illinois for an automated meter infrastructure (AMI) project. Jasinski said bids are due and the public bid opening is scheduled for March 17; because state law prohibits holding City Council meetings on election day, the bids will be opened publicly at City Hall with staff rather than at a council meeting.
The AMI project was described as part of ongoing meter and system upgrades; no vendor was selected at the meeting and committee members recorded no further financial approvals specific to AMI beyond the previously awarded grant. Jasinski did not provide a contract award timeline at the meeting.
