Hire Farwest Safety to provide traffic control services on Richmond Parkway
In Plain English
The city needs traffic control services for construction zones and special events on Richmond Parkway and other major streets. Farwest Safety will provide flaggers, temporary signs, and safety equipment when needed. The contract allows the city to call for services as projects require them.
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Votes
Approve contract with Farwest Safety, Inc.
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The city approved a contract with Farwest Safety to provide traffic control services for construction zones and special events throughout Richmond. The company will supply flaggers, temporary signs, and safety equipment when the city calls for these services on Richmond Parkway and other major streets. The council voted unanimously to approve the contract, with only Councilmember Bates absent. This is a routine service contract that allows the city to manage traffic safely during construction work and public events.
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