Buy emergency replacement for broken crosswalk beacon at 7th Street and Lucas Avenue
$11,882.94
In Plain English
The flashing beacon that warns drivers about pedestrians crossing at 7th Street and Lucas Avenue stopped working. The city needs to replace it immediately for safety reasons. The emergency purchase costs $11,883 and skips the normal bidding process.
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