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Burton approves $2,415.40 City Hall alarm system with monthly service fee

City of Burton City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved a bid from Aggieland Smart Home Technologies for Option 3 — covering two windows, two doors, three panic buttons and two cameras — at a one-time equipment cost of $2,415.40 and a $29.95 monthly fee.

The council voted to approve a security system for City Hall from Aggieland Smart Home Technologies. Councilmember Paul McLaughlin moved to approve Option 3 (two windows, two doors, three panic buttons and two cameras) and to pay for the equipment up front; the packet records total cost of Option 3 is $2,415.40 with a $29.95 monthly fee. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Jeff Eckhardt and the minutes show the motion passed.

City staff said they solicited three bids and received one responsive proposal from Aggieland Smart Home Technologies; follow-up requests were sent to two other vendors with no response. Council directed staff to proceed with the approved option and vendor selection. The packet includes the vendor’s proposal and contact information for follow-up procurement steps.