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The Committee of the Whole approved three utility-related purchases totaling about $164,791, including substation maintenance, remote racking equipment, and a water and wastewater treatment plant service agreement.
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The committee advanced spending for electric and water infrastructure work in Geneva. The largest item was a $95,163 purchase of remote racking equipment, which is used to operate electrical gear from a safer distance. Members also approved a $29,900 contract for preventive maintenance at the Peyton Street Substation and a $39,728 service partnership for the water and wastewater treatment plants. Staff also said the city was still reviewing a crossing guard contract and hoped to have it ready for the spring semester.
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