Board approves bids for power-operated front doors after accessibility study
September 24, 2026 | Barrett, Monroe County, Pennsylvania
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The board reviewed an accessibility study (packet page 9 of 12 was cited) and authorized soliciting bids to replace both sets of front doors and to install low-energy power-operated doors at the main entrance.
A supervisor said thresholds were too high and the bottoms of the doors were rotted, and moved to put the work out to bid. The motion was seconded and approved. The board discussed that maintenance staff could handle some improvements but that the door replacements and power-opening mechanisms should go to bid and be budgeted.
A supervisor said thresholds were too high and the bottoms of the doors were rotted, and moved to put the work out to bid. The motion was seconded and approved. The board discussed that maintenance staff could handle some improvements but that the door replacements and power-opening mechanisms should go to bid and be budgeted.
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