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Shannon Crystal, chief procurement officer, presented the single bid received from Idaho Traffic Safety. Crystal said the bidder proposed $24.95 per gallon for paint (yellow and white), $0.63 per pound for glass beads, and application labor slightly over $40,000. Using estimated quantities, Crystal said the project estimate is $316,705.43 and that the bid was within the department’s budget and market rates. The board voted to award the invitation to bid to Idaho Traffic Safety.

Crystal also briefed the board on recent legislation (recorded in the meeting as Senate Bill 1118 / \"11 18\"), which she said will change county procurement thresholds effective July 1. Under the change described, purchases up to $100,000 will be exempt from formal bidding; purchases between $100,000 and $250,000 will be informal, and purchases above $250,000 will require formal bidding. Crystal said several other thresholds remain at $50,000 — including requirements for performance and payment bonds and for architecture/engineering professional services — and the Idaho Public Procurement Association intends to pursue aligning those thresholds with the $100,000 trigger in a future legislative session.

Commissioners asked about lane‑miles served by the contract and about striping frequency on different road types; staff said striping workload varies by surface and traffic and estimated the county paints roughly 20 miles of roadway per year in typical cycles but noted chip‑seal and high‑traffic roads require more frequent repainting. The award was approved on a voice vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","4/25/2025 Bannock County Commissioners - Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board awarded a road striping materials and labor bid to Idaho Traffic Safety (estimated $316,705.43) and received staff update that legislative changes will raise the county informal bidding threshold to $100,000 starting July 1.","taxTitle","Bannock County, Idaho","taxId",5618,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6576349,"Bannock County Juvenile Justice to seek state assessment‑center funds under SB 1215",578,523000,1101000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8&start=523&end=1101","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8/thumbnail_523000.jpg","/articles/6576349/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-Juvenile-Justice-to-seek-state-assessmentcenter-funds-under-SB-1215","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6576349-15ede6fdd28e58c5a31afdf0b7e316ad/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157067&Signature=Upeh-G9xLkvnHcb8fuGHuBz4CMYbxUU3dHjLsZajRKct~Ow9gQocCJgc4Eup6NP-F4m~F-XJkGu3odM1L-eKH4rRNcgI4deOufCVZqaN9adN-~BKIYwBcP2BXOhSOmNTrbn3hoiXdQzZpVn-cwQNXWyxszgYqwm4xhJtK9kNpyHG3TGvTy7M1eA8Cizxp5wKWZXhu7~2i-QKXwdL1yXSIW5CO6sRcEcMcY16of8ZgQFOP8EAYvkUKlqZ8im6y37JSgytE13CbzY5MrxILs5zKtT2RoB3xe-SYL1fgo7WpudX5C6IfNXTWyCFWGr-5Rzc~wIXJ8cKeePex89ly8r8OA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Todd Marder, director of Bannock County Juvenile Justice, asked the Board of Commissioners to approve an application and signature to request one‑time state funds tied to assessment centers under Senate Bill 1215.

Marder said the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections is offering funding for assessment centers for state fiscal year 2025 and a one‑time appropriation for fiscal year 2026. He said the department is requesting an attestation from centers that meet specified criteria and review of a sustainability plan. \"This is one time funds again that goes towards the sustainability of the assessment center,\" Marder said.

In his presentation, Marder outlined proposed uses in a draft budget and sustainability plan due May 5. Requested items included $8,040 for janitorial utilities at the village building; replacement of two additional HVAC units at about $17,532; replacement of nine skylights estimated at roughly $35,000 total (approximately $5,000 each, per the quote referenced); $20,000 to bring back a trainer for EPICS (Effective Practices in Community Supervision) to establish an internal train‑the‑trainer program; $2,000 for an eight‑hour training on risk‑needs‑responsivity; $36,000 to purchase a used 15‑passenger van; and about $1,372 for a video/teleconferencing system, for a total request of $119,372 as presented to the board.

Marder described existing sustainability revenue sources that would support ongoing costs: a lease with the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections (billing was approximately $15,600 last year and projected to be $22,600 per year starting in June), and a $100 supervision fee the county collects for citation referrals (he said collections were about $18,000 in 2023 and $13,000 last year). He said carryover funding will cover data system and screening tool costs for three years.

Commissioners asked clarifying questions about whether the state program functions as a grant; Marder said the department is not calling it a grant but will evaluate centers based on criteria and sustainability plans. After discussion, a commissioner moved to approve Marder moving forward with the application; the motion carried on a voice vote with “aye.”

The board did not authorize specific spending beyond approval to apply; final award and disbursement will depend on the state’s review and any further county budget decisions.","The county's juvenile justice director asked commissioners to approve and sign an application attesting to eligibility for one‑time assessment‑center funds authoritatively tied to Senate Bill 1215; the board approved moving forward with a $119,372 request to support building repairs, staffing and training.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6576353,"County approves pavilion fee waiver for fall family fun run",262,248000,510000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8&start=248&end=510","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8/thumbnail_248000.jpg","/articles/6576353/Bannock-County/Idaho/County-approves-pavilion-fee-waiver-for-fall-family-fun-run","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6576353-8c1e57fb1d843490e0207fdf2115db92/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157067&Signature=FL6mWf-NFcRiQ1Y~uf5pamTlwcfolbCwSm5p3Y17ss7Q3kzW03xLVCQvGO9gPk664VIzOPn7zpdK2kIqbx8kJ8gLBgI5NMjnD8vB7Zh1rCg7rgH~~Yzx1KGCSo1Zt~5yD5RH0LjpwgXvjRYI3PrkjfkNOINYWEJM-uk-CFUBex9C0vLtmUwPmWhiDBphrn1lfu-F~bvmdSfbsMBa3-ZsNblvJCALuZdg16SqFdPzWmp~fKFjuQYV4yqrFgr2ykcjlUIsX4XYLOU5T7nnIVBmC9~jRhuQXf1pyoE0Qlitw~fGKOKNO-88HPubuzkNCUOkW~DOnYhnyxBlXubKX4Zbkg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved a request to waive pavilion rental fees and allow use of county trails for a family-focused fun run planned for September.

Michaela Prohaska identified herself as the director of wellness programs at Fortnite Health Trust and described a planned family event to wrap up Kind Week in mid‑September. Prohaska said the event would offer multiple distances — a 1‑mile option and 5K/10K routes — and provide snacks for participants. She said the pavilion rental fee being requested for waiver was $100 and that the organizers asked for access to the county trail system; the group would not close the park or the complex to other users during the event.

Organizers estimated turnout could range from about 100 to as many as 500 people, depending on outreach and registration. Commissioners discussed potential conflicts with an existing “Friday night lights” schedule at the complex and agreed on staging plans to route participants around the busy areas; staff and the applicant discussed starting the event early enough to avoid peak facility congestion.

A motion to approve the pavilion fee waiver and event request carried on a voice vote with commissioners saying “aye.” County staff noted event logistics — including route marking, signage, and parking — would be coordinated with parks staff and that no closures were planned.","Commissioners approved a fee waiver request for a proposed family fun run in September organized by Healthy City in partnership with Kind Community; organizers said they expect 100–500 participants and requested pavilion rental and trail access.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6576356,"Bannock County Commissioners approve fee waiver for 4‑H practice arena",212,24000,236000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8&start=24&end=236","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3124802-08e11a33bc536d33d59f9ddad23484d8/thumbnail_24000.jpg","/articles/6576356/Bannock-County/Idaho/Bannock-County-Commissioners-approve-fee-waiver-for-4H-practice-arena","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6576356-ee7467f701eaa084e7d26ebce6c38b10/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157067&Signature=Yw9kSXHdVSdBP1t19Lk4SnJTjUpVXUZLi44c2psHLtnNcU6IeS5oEAHiG~WcnFDn~ePYgVavKfA3-lLt4QdpI7~NPe1hw~47mnBW7z7YEKSxosiRB~eqBEuzaEB0PQM3lsaOAyQVvFvYT1Pgz4pXWQJBWeizvnjQZrveEy2NmMtcQb7a1RZ~YmIRb1lbJkW6NvSFwgUBdfBEUsS3Y6dt4VNn3WZLpsOaEtP9qmg3Qjwgpz6Y-Y3yRwPmDdHE7gFW~-3wcXGIDxoS-XMudkUVgfDnQ4hIpt4M~M4qnTyh9Xk7BYRUUhtOzKfdGmKKU9TNwJ72fvJZavskJRrWp1kc1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Bannock County commissioners approved a request to waive rental fees for a small practice arena used by local 4‑H members.

Scott Preller, event director and business manager, introduced the request and said the arena “is the arena just to the north of our 2 outdoor arenas” and that members of the High Mountain Riders 4‑H club use it for practice. Curtis (last name not provided), identified as a 4‑H leader, told the board the group currently has 11 youth enrolled and uses the space for multiple 4‑H events.

Commissioners and staff discussed maintenance and liability. Preller said the arena is a basic sandy ring with cattle panels, no lights, and that the surface can harden if not reworked before use. Preller also noted the county’s standard practice of asking user groups for an insurance waiver, but that 4‑H participants have insurance coverage through their enrollment process. Preller said, “4‑H actually has a policy for the kids and the leaders that were covered during 4‑H events.”

Commissioner comments focused on whether the schedule or use would interfere with other arenas and on confirming insurance coverage. Staff said they would follow up with county insurance contact Nikki (last name not provided) to confirm details.

A motion was made and approved to sign the waiver for the 4‑H agreement. The motion passed on a voice vote with commissioners saying “aye.”

The waiver applies to the small, unlit practice arena described in the request; the board did not change other rental policies for the complex and did not adopt any new maintenance commitments as part of the vote.","The Bannock County Board of Commissioners approved a waiver allowing a 4‑H group to use a small practice arena north of the outdoor arenas without paying the usual rental fee, after staff confirmed youth insurance coverage via the 4‑H program.","actionData","errors"]

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