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Fannin County awards hazard-mitigation supply contract to Compass Minerals
Summary
Commissioners voted to enter a contract with Compass Minerals for storm-supply salt at a per-ton price discussed in the meeting; county reported an on-hand stockpile of roughly 500 tons.
The Fannin County Board of Commissioners voted on Sept. 9 to enter a contract with Compass Minerals to supply materials for hazard mitigation and winter operations.
During the discussion a commissioner read a per-ton price aloud, recorded in the transcript as $165.25 per ton. Commissioners said the county already maintains about 500 tons of material in stock and discussed building additional storage to hold supplies. A motion to enter into a contract with Compass Minerals was made, seconded, and the commissioners voted “all in favor.”
Discussion vs. decision: the board formally authorized the contract; staff described on-hand inventory and plans for storage. The transcript does not include the total contract value or delivery schedule.
Next steps: implement the contract with Compass Minerals; county staff will manage inventory and storage. The transcript does not show the contract document or a dollar total beyond the per-ton figure read into the record.
