Council approves 911 console project cost increase after pricing update
Summary
Council approved an updated cost for the city's 911 console project after staff said final pricing confirmed a modest increase; staff said the details are in the agenda packet but the meeting transcript did not capture the dollar difference.
Kennesaw's council approved an updated project cost for the 911 console replacement after staff reported a pricing difference discovered during final confirmation.
Public safety staff explained the project had previously been authorized but that final vendor/pricing confirmation showed a "slight price difference," and asked council to approve the revised cost as detailed in the agenda item. "We'd gone out and received approval for the new consoles. But when the... pricing, there was a slight price difference," the presenting staff member said. The council moved, seconded and approved the cost increase by unanimous vote (5–0).
The agenda packet (as referenced by staff) contains the line-item costs and the staff recommendation; the transcript does not include the exact dollar amount of the increase, so the precise change is recorded in the city's meeting materials rather than verbatim in the public record excerpt.
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