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County approves short-term mowing contract for new jail property
Summary
Commissioners authorized a contract to mow the county's new jail property at Markland and Dixon for 25 hours per week through mid-October and authorized staff to sign the contract.
Howard County commissioners approved a short-term contract Sept. 2 to mow the county's new jail property at Markland and Dixon. Project manager Pam Isaac told the board the contract is for 25 hours per week through approximately mid-October and requires a single county signature.
A commissioner moved and seconded approval; the board voted "aye" and authorized Isaac to sign the contract when presented. The transcript records no public comment on the item.
The meeting record does not name the contractor or specify the contract dollar amount. Isaac said she would bring the contract for the commissioner's signature after approval.
The mowing work is described as a temporary maintenance contract tied to the new jail property; county staff will administer the agreement and execute the signature.
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