Oneida County Buildings & Grounds seeks multiple 2027 repairs and equipment; committee requests more pricing
Buildings & Grounds proposed multi‑year fire‑panel upgrades, a $50,000 courthouse plaster repair, a contested $90,000 Bobcat request (more pricing needed), a $115,000 Timber Drive parking lot reconstruction, and an $85,000 LEC refrigeration electrical/mechanical update.
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Buildings & Grounds Director Troy Huber presented several prioritized capital projects for 2027. The department described a three‑year fire‑panel upgrade across county facilities (Timber Drive in year one, Law Enforcement Center year two, Courthouse year three) with year‑one budgeting at $50,000 and a second‑year estimate of $250,000. Huber also reported $50,000 for Courthouse plaster repair tied to prior roof issues.
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