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Council members recently renewed the city’s contract with All City Management Services Inc., a firm that provides crossing guard services at schools.
The $94,535 contract would go into effect for fiscal 2001, which began July 1, and includes a 2% increase over last year’s agreement. The city began using the firm’s services in September 1997. Under the new contract, the firm charges $10.61 per hour per crossing guard.
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