Buy electronic bicycle lockers for Family Justice Center
$15,602.68
In Plain English
The Family Justice Center currently has no secure bike storage for visitors. The city plans to install electronic lockers that people can rent using a mobile app. If approved, the city spends $15,603 on the lockers and installation.
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