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Township approves paving payments, line‑striping contract work and buys Lexipol public‑safety platform
Summary
The board authorized final payments to Youngblood Paving and CASMAC line‑striping, approved a $24,499 jail masonry invoice covered by a tourism grant, and bought the Lexipol policy management platform for the fire department at an annual cost of $8,063 plus a $1,218.85 implementation fee.
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Cecil Township approved several vendor payments and a public‑safety software purchase on Aug. 3. Resolutions 151 and 152 authorized final payments to Youngblood Paving for paving contracts A and B (Contract A: $38,418.86; Contract B: $17,892.48); Resolution 153 approved payment for CASMAC line‑striping (application No.1, $121,630.32) with staff noting roughly $16,000 of work remains on one contract.
The board also approved Resolution 157 to pay JetJack Inc. $24,499 for masonry work on the historic jail, funded by a Washington County Tourism Board American Spirit Grant, and approved Resolution 163 to purchase the Lexipol policy management platform for the fire department at $8,063 annually plus a one‑time $1,218.85 implementation fee (total $9,282.85). "It's a comprehensive public safety platform that provides state‑specific legally reviewed policies," staff said on record.

