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Finance and Taxation Committee backs study to analyze joint city–county garage operations
Summary
The committee approved a roughly $17,002 consulting proposal to study operational benefits of a consolidated city–county garage, modeling five collaboration levels from fully standalone to shared staff and facilities. The study will be funded through capital planning/bonding and is expected to take 2–3 months.
The Finance and Taxation Committee voted to recommend a consulting study to council that would analyze the operational benefits of a consolidated city–county vehicle garage. Committee member said the consultant proposal totaled approximately $17,004.35 and later referenced $17,002.45; the presenter said the study will evaluate five different collaboration levels, from standalone facilities to shared bays or shared staff.
Committee member explained the study follows an earlier land feasibility analysis and is intended to assess where joint operations might save money or improve efficiency. "The total amount is $17,004.35, I I believe. $2.40. $17,002.45," the Committee member said. The consultant work was described as a 2–3 month effort funded through the capital design portion of the public works bonding plan. The committee voted unanimously to forward the recommendation to the full council.
