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Regular Meeting
Published: Jul 16, 2026
Wastewater Admin and Vehicle Garage Design Services Approved
Wold Architects and Engineers will provide design services for a new wastewater administration and vehicle garage project for $406,500. The project, which has completed its concept plan, will move into formal design, anticipated to take about a year, with construction potentially starting in two years. This facility is intended to replace aging infrastructure and improve operational efficiency. [cite: 645-663]
Fire Department to Acquire New SCBA Units for Enhanced Safety and Training
The city will purchase four new MSA self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) units for $47,940 from Safe Industries using a Sourcewell Procurement Cooperative contract. This purchase will outfit a new Pierce engine and allow older SCBAs to be moved to reserve apparatus, ensuring all apparatus are stocked. Additionally, four current SCBAs will be designated as training units, preserving them from heavy use during training exercises. [cite: 590-618]
City Approves Payout for Drainage Project Damages to Covington Bend Road Residents
The Board of Mayor and Alderman approved a one-time payment of $92,109, with an adjustment to $44,600 for one property, to homeowners at 301 and 308 Covington Bend Road for damages sustained during the Covington Heights Drainage Project construction. This approval, deferred from a previous meeting, addresses requests for compensation for damaged driveways, mailboxes, and yards. An additional quote of $44,600 for 301 Covington Bend was presented and incorporated into the motion. [cite: 254-272, 312, 412-415]
Design Services Approved for Union Road Widening Phase Two
The city approved an agreement with CSR Engineering for design services for the Union Road widening phase two project, amounting to $346,512. This design work is crucial for expanding Union Road from Harper's Way to the bridge, in anticipation of increased traffic from developing areas like the Robertson County Economic Development's 200-acre site. The project is funded by road impact fees and aims to enhance connectivity and traffic management. [cite: 561-581]
Amanda Bucklew Named Interim City Administrator
Amanda Bucklew was appointed as interim city administrator, effective immediately, until a permanent administrator is chosen by the board. This appointment allows her to perform all duties, responsibilities, and exercise the authority of the city administrator, including signing authority, to ensure continuity in city operations, auditing, finance, and signage. Bucklew has served as assistant city administrator for six years and has been shadowing the current administrator. [cite: 957-979]
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