Approve $75,000 standing order for traffic safety equipment from Lake Traffic Solutions
$75,000
In Plain English
The city needs ongoing access to pedestrian crosswalk signals, traffic cones, barrier posts, and other safety devices throughout the year. A standing purchase order lets city staff buy equipment as needed without council approval each time. If approved, the city can spend up to $75,000 annually with this vendor for traffic safety supplies.
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