$16.9 million for sewers, CPD violent crime consultant
A number of contracts and agreements, from sewer upgrades to roof repairs, fill up the June 17 City Council agenda. Here are a few to know.
See the full June 17 City Council agenda here
Wastewater contracts
Council approved four wastewater contracts totaling about $16.9 million. Projects include pump station improvements and sewer line and manhole repairs.
Crime reduction contract
A $60,000 consulting contract for CPD was approved. CAP Index, a crime risk research firm, will study the effect of local crime reduction programs, such as conflict resolution workshops and job fairs for teens. Funded by a federal grant, the project will also track data on firearm incidents, the impact of violence interrupters, and more to improve violent crime response.
Litter pickup
Mayor Kelly received approval to sign an agreement with Hamilton County for community service litter pickup on city streets. The program would cost the city $60,000 over the next year.
Attend next week’s meeting
When: Tuesday, June 24 at 3:30 p.m.
Where: City Council Building, 1000 Lindsay Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Or: Watch the meeting live on YouTube @chattanoogacitycouncil8743
Chattanooga City Council is open to the public.
Contact William at william@chattamatters.com
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