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Council approves $85,000 renewal with Precision Protective Services for traffic control
Summary
The San Luis City Council authorized a one‑year agreement, not to exceed $85,000, with Precision Protective Services LLC to provide traffic‑control services for road construction and high‑traffic locations; the police department said the contractor will free up officers for patrol duties and can be scheduled for school‑dismissal points and border approaches.
The San Luis City Council voted to authorize a renewal and service agreement with Precision Protective Services LLC to provide traffic‑control services as needed during the fiscal year, with the total not to exceed $85,000.
Lieutenant Damian Miller of the San Luis Police Department told the council the contract would allow the department "the flexibility to schedule traffic control services as needed based on the areas and amount of traffic throughout the fiscal year," and that assigning PPS staff to busy locations would "help free up traffic enforcement and patrol officers for regular patrol and enforcement duties." Council members pressed staff on whether the contractor could be used at school dismissal points and on non‑border streets; Miller answered affirmatively that schedules can be arranged to meet local needs.
The motion to renew the contract included a waiver of formal purchasing procedures based on the justification presented and carried on a voice vote.
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