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Commissioners approve modular restroom trailer for sheriff training; board debates local sourcing

5810890 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved purchase of a modular restroom/trailer unit (with showers) to serve sheriff training sites; commissioners discussed cost, procurement source (cooperative Omnia Partners/WillScot) and the option to explore local suppliers before final delivery.

Pasco commissioners voted Sept. 16 to approve procurement of a modular restroom/trailer unit that includes restrooms and showers to support sheriff training and field operations.

Staff said the unit was procured through a cooperative contract (Omnia Partners) with WillScot (formerly Williams Scotsman). The trailer as described includes multiple restrooms and five showers with ADA‑equipped fixtures. Several commissioners described the cost as roughly $244,000 (about $245,000) and supported the purchase on the grounds that it is less expensive than constructing a permanent concrete restroom facility.

Commissioners discussed exploring local manufacturers or vendors to compare pricing and to possibly secure a second unit for other county needs (the Suncoast training site was mentioned). Commissioner Mariano asked staff to check local availability and timing; staff said procurement was via an existing cooperative agreement but agreed to provide a delivery timeline and vendor origin if the board wanted to delay for two weeks to collect additional quotes. The board approved the item at the meeting to expedite replacement of porta‑potty facilities with a trailer that provides showers and ADA access.

Why it matters: The modular restroom/trailer is intended to improve training site sanitary and shower facilities for deputies and staff and reduce reliance on portable toilets; the purchase uses county procurement rules and cooperative contracts.

What’s next: Staff to provide expected delivery timing and consider requests to explore local vendor pricing for future purchases.