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Burton council approves City Hall alarm system for $2,415.40 upfront
Summary
Council approved a bid from Aggieland Smart Home Technologies to install an alarm system at City Hall — Option 3 with two cameras, two window sensors, two door sensors and three panic buttons — for an equipment cost of $2,415.40 plus a $29.95 monthly fee.
The council reviewed bids for a City Hall alarm system and approved Aggieland Smart Home Technologies Option 3. The motion, made by Councilmember Paul McLaughlin and seconded by Councilmember Jeff Eckhardt, passed; the minutes list the total equipment cost as $2,415.40 and a recurring monthly fee of $29.95.
Councilmembers discussed the procurement process; staff reported outreach to three companies but received only one responsive bid. The approved package covers two windows, two doors, three panic buttons and two cameras, and the council directed payment for equipment up front per the approved motion.
