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Commission OKs Blue Valley contract for storm sirens using ARPA funds
Summary
The board approved a Blue Valley contract to install or maintain storm sirens using ARPA funds; commissioners voted unanimously during the Dec. 20 meeting.
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The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners approved a Blue Valley contract for storm sirens during its Dec. 20 meeting and directed that ARPA funds be used for the purchase.
According to the minutes, "Commissioner Moates motioned to approve the Blue Valley contract for storm sirens with ARPA funds." Commissioner Myra Frazier seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes do not specify the contract's dollar amount or a project timeline.
The contract was recorded among other ARPA-funded items considered at the meeting; the minutes do not reflect public comment or questions about specifications, locations, or deployment schedule for the sirens.
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