AH council approves services agreement for $13 million recreation center bond sale
During the Sept. 19 City Council meeting, six officers from the Airway Heights Fire Department were recognized for their efforts for an August incident where they helped administer CPR to a 16-year-old girl who was not breathing. From left to right: Lt. Luke Klohe, Andrea Briones, Carl McCauley, Nicole Schmidt, Austin Strickland and Fire Marshall Nate Whannell.
The city of Airway Heights is getting a little help with the $13 million recreation center construction bond voters approved in August.
At its Sept. 19 meeting, the City Council approved a professional services agreement with Northwest Municipal Advisors for financial consultative services regarding the sale of the bonds, which the city plans to sell in November.
City Manager Albert Tripp said the city has worked with Northwest Municipal in the past in previous bond measures
"The city has always sought these type of services to get the lowest interest rate (one bonds)," Tripp said.
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