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Town authorizes up to $6,500 for emergency HVAC work at ambulance building
Summary
After refrigerant failed to restore heat, the board approved emergency replacement of the ambulance building mini-split system with Huber not to exceed $6,500 to restore heating.
The Town Board discussed persistent heating problems at the ambulance building and confirmed that adding freon did not fix the issue. Councilman Raymond Legg moved to contact Huber for a replacement mini-split system and capped the emergency expenditure at $6,500; Councilman Dolph Semenza seconded the motion and the board approved it Ayes–4, Noes–0, Absent–1 (Reale).
Supervisor Sean Mahoney said the building currently had no heat and the expenditure was authorized as emergency work to restore safe conditions. The minutes do not record a formal procurement number or contract details; the board authorized Huber to proceed up to the stated limit.
