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Council approves TML IRP repairs for Senior Citizens Center after fire damage
Summary
Calvert City Council authorized use of the TML IRP program to fund repairs to fire damage at the Senior Citizens Center after a city administrator update; the motion passed unanimously.
The Calvert City Council voted to use the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool (TML IRP) to fund repairs to fire damage at the Senior Citizens Center. Council Member Walston made the motion to approve the program; Council Member Alford seconded, and the motion passed with all members voting in favor.
City staff had presented an update on account balances, recent personnel and scheduling changes, auction results and a water leak, and outlined the proposed remediation of fire damage at the Senior Citizens Center. The council’s approval authorizes staff to proceed with insurance/recovery options through the TML IRP program to cover repair work. "approve the use of the TML IRP program for repairs to the Senior Citizens Center," the motion recorded in the minutes states.
The motion was moved by Council Member Walston and seconded by Council Member Alford. The roll call at the start of the meeting listed Mayor Layla Wright, Mayor Pro Tem Alford and Council Members Wiese, Walston, Crabtree and Grimes as present; the minutes record the vote as "all in favor." The council did not specify a construction timeline or contractor at the meeting; those details were left to staff to arrange.
