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Porter authorizes use of $1,791.28 remaining EODD storm-siren grant to buy backup batteries

Town of Porter · July 2, 2026
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Summary

Deputy Clerk Kendra Moore said $1,791.28 remains in an EODD storm-siren grant that must be used for storm-siren-related purposes. The council approved purchasing backup batteries with the remaining funds.

Deputy Clerk Kendra Moore told the council there was $1,791.28 remaining in an EODD storm-siren grant and that the Executive Director of EODD required the remaining funds be spent on storm-siren-related items. Mayor Steve Dickey moved to use the remaining funds to purchase backup batteries for the sirens; Ryan Moore seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

The minutes record the remaining grant balance and the intended purchase but do not list vendor, battery specifications, or whether installation or testing will be included in the purchase. The council identified the allowable scope (storm-siren-related expenditures) based on the EODD executive director’s guidance as reported by the deputy clerk.