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Your local briefing · Oct. 24, 2026
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- Alpine council approves a Healey Boulevard lane deal with a water-line reimbursement
Whether the agreement has been signed in final form, and what its final terms are.
- Alpine city cuts its license-plate cameras from six to three after an $18,000 renewal invoice
Whether the contract review confirmed the city is operating under the original signed agreement.
- Alpine city used emergency procurement for a Main Street crosswalk; the four contracts it lists total $67,538.40
When the emergency determination was made and the work was done; the notice is undated.
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Alpine council approves a Healey Boulevard lane deal with a water-line reimbursement
On Sept. 22, 2026, Alpine city's council voted 3–2 to approve a development agreement with Lovell Development Group, subject to legal and staff review and police and fire agreement on emergency access. The draft agreement has the developer contribute $180,000 toward a 24-inch water line, with the city reimbursing the remaining cost.
Alpine city cuts its license-plate cameras from six to three after an $18,000 renewal invoice
Alpine city's Flock Safety camera contract auto-renewed for three years in April 2026, and the vendor billed $18,000 for six cameras. On Sept. 22, the council voted 4–1 to keep three cameras at $9,000 a year, on the condition that staff confirm the city is operating under the original contract.
Alpine city used emergency procurement for a Main Street crosswalk; the four contracts it lists total $67,538.40
An Alpine city notice says Mayor Carla Merrill approved emergency procurement to move a school crosswalk on Main Street near Mountainville Academy before school started. The notice lists four contracts for concrete, lighting, signage and delineators.
Alpine's fire station expansion has a $5.12 million price and a $6.05 million plan
Alpine city budgeted about $5 million for a fire station expansion in 2025. In June 2026 the council approved a $5,124,327 guaranteed maximum price with SIRQ Construction inside a funding plan of about $6.05 million, and authorized up to $2.5 million in sales tax bonds. The council has approved two construction payments.
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