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County staff reports facility repairs, generator work and coroner’s office progress

3076957 · April 14, 2025
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Summary

County staff updated commissioners on ongoing facility work, including a fire-suppression test that did not pass at one site, planned gas-line work for a generator, coroner’s office finishing work and interior painting and discussion of moving logistics for workforce space.

A staff member reported to the Morrow County Board of Commissioners on ongoing facility and operations work, describing progress and outstanding items for several county buildings.

The presenter said a fire-suppression test at the Home Road site had not passed earlier. Work crews were conducting open-row cutting that staff expected to finish by the end of the day. Separately, staff described the generator project: county crews expect to complete the gas-line portion of the generator installation on Wednesday, after which the system can be plumbed and tested.

The staff member said work on the coroner’s office was nearly complete, with sanding expected to finish that day and painting to start the following day. Interior work discussed included ceiling tiles replacement where stain damage existed and painting or floor coating options to avoid more extensive replacement.

On space planning, the presenter said the workforce development area’s layout was still being confirmed; staff planned a walk-through so program staff could verify where desks, equipment and circulation routes would be. The speaker noted that moving the operation could require hiring a moving company because county crews may be unable to handle the full relocation; no contract or cost estimate was provided in the meeting record.

These remarks were delivered as an operations update; no formal action, vote or contract award on the facilities items was recorded in the meeting transcript.

Details recorded in the meeting: the speaker referenced a timeline for generator gas-line plumbing (scheduled Wednesday in the record), the failed fire-suppression test at Home Road, near-term sanding and painting for the coroner’s office, and possible hiring of outside movers to complete relocation tasks. The record does not include dollar amounts, vendor names or specific project completion dates beyond the informal schedule items reported by staff.