Several expenditures regarding Stockbridge facilities were approved by the City Council at its May 10 regular meeting. A $302,800 change order was approved for piping and other equipment at the wastewater treatment plant, as well as $25,606 allocated for the installation of several surveillance cameras and assorted equipment to provide security. An annual monitoring fee of $3,249 was also approved related to the surveillance cameras and equipment. In an unrelated agenda item, the council approved up to $200,000 to be spent on office furniture for the city’s new public works facility.

All of these expenditures were approved by unanimous vote.

Information: cityofstockbridge.com.

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