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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of $306,898 for City Hall Furniture and Renovations
Record date · April 6, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is considering a proposal to spend $306,898 on furniture, cubicles, and installation services for three specific areas within the City Hall complex. The project covers the Mail and Copy Room, the IT Department, and the Code Compliance basement offices.
This action authorizes the expenditure of $306,898 in public funds from the Capital Improvement Program for office infrastructure upgrades at City Hall.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Kirksey and Co.
The company is the designated vendor to receive $306,898 for furniture and installation services.
City IT Department
The department will receive new furniture and cubicles as part of the renovation.
City Code Compliance Department
The department's basement offices will receive new furniture and cubicles.
Key Facts
- Total expenditure approved is $306,898.
- The vendor for the project is Kirksey and Co.
- The project is funded through the Capital Improvement Program (CIP), specifically worktag Project 74115.
- The IT Department will receive $138,866 in furniture and installation.
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- The Code Compliance Basement Offices will receive $103,725 in furniture and installation.
- The Mail and Copy Room will receive $64,307 in furniture and installation.
- The City Manager or their designee is authorized to sign all related documents and future amendments.
- The item is listed under the Consent Calendar for the City Council/Housing Authority.
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Capital Improvement Allocation
The project is explicitly tied to the Capital Improvement Program, indicating this is a planned infrastructure expense rather than an emergency purchase.
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