Aquatic Center Sound System for the City of Maplewood RFP
Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Evaluation, upgrade, repair, and/or replacement of the existing sound system at the Maplewood Family Aquatic Center.
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Evaluation, upgrade, repair, and/or replacement of the existing sound system at the Maplewood Family Aquatic Center.
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Census ID
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107711
Employee FTE
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80
Population
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8,033
Procurement Difficulty Score
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45 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Maplewood
The Council discussed and passed several ordinances and resolutions. These included amendments to sign regulations to address mural installation, execution of a surface transportation block grant for road reconstruction, and establishment of residential-only parking regulations. Additionally, the Council appointed the initial members of the Public Art Advisory Board, reviewed proposed revisions to poultry and beekeeping regulations, and approved restrictions on commercial vehicle access in certain neighborhoods. Reports were provided regarding various community events and upcoming work sessions.
The board discussed community concerns regarding the use of Flock cameras, specifically focusing on transparency, lease processes, functionality, and accountability. Recommendations were made to improve communication through website updates and data tracking, as well as limiting access and enforcing data purging policies. Additionally, the meeting covered discussions on immigration policy and guidelines for Department of Homeland Security contact, considerations regarding drone usage and training, park policies, police department social media standards for incident releases, and facility needs updates.
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The City Council discussed recommendations for applicants to the Public Art Advisory Board, prioritizing artistic experience and community commitment. They also reviewed proposed amendments to city ordinances regarding native plant regulations in tree lawns, focusing on permissible plant heights and sightline safety. Additionally, the Council discussed proposed amendments to beekeeping regulations, including considerations for compliance grace periods.
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