AgendaAug 18, 2025Item B.21

AUTHORIZATION TO INCREASE THE PURCHASE ORDER FOR CITYWIDE HVAC SYSTEMS GOODS AND SERVICES WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. [H. COLLINS, E. HAMANT]

Agenda • 2025-08-18 • Item B.21

Resident impact: 7/10

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AI Summary

Using city funds, this proposal would increase the budget for citywide HVAC systems by $500,000, bringing the total to $2,811,725. This ensures that all municipal buildings in West Hollywood maintain efficient heating and cooling systems, potentially improving energy efficiency and comfort in public spaces.

How does this affect you?

For West Hollywood residents, this means that public buildings such as libraries, community centers, and city offices will have improved HVAC systems. This could lead to more comfortable environments when accessing city services or attending public events. Additionally, efficient systems may reduce energy costs in the long term, potentially freeing up city funds for other community projects.

Fiscal impact

$500,000 increase in city spending

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