Fayette County approves contract for deed records updates saving $13000

In a recent Fayette County Commissioners meeting, a significant decision was made regarding the management of county records, which is expected to save taxpayers approximately $13,000. The commissioners discussed the need to prioritize updating deed records and unrecorded affidavits, with plans to address index books at a later date when funds allow.

The approval of a new contract was a key focus of the meeting. Although the details of the contract were not fully presented, it was confirmed that the changes primarily involved adjusting the dollar amount. The commissioners expressed optimism that the project could be completed within a year, with work expected to begin in May.

This decision reflects the county's commitment to improving record-keeping efficiency while being mindful of budget constraints. The approval was met with unanimous support from the commissioners, marking a positive step forward for Fayette County's administrative processes.

In addition to the record management discussion, the meeting included a brief update from the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) director, Wade, although no specific issues were raised during this segment. Overall, the meeting highlighted the county's ongoing efforts to enhance services and manage resources effectively for the benefit of its residents.