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Votes at a glance: Hendry County Board, April 8, 2025
Summary
Summary of procedural votes taken April 8 by the Hendry County Board of County Commissioners, including vendor selection, consent agenda, contract termination, remodel authorization, and ambulance loan documents.
The Hendry County Board of County Commissioners took several procedural votes April 8. Key motions and outcomes are summarized below.
- RFQ 2024-21 (gravity sewer collection system, Port LaBelle Units 2 and 3): The board accepted the selection committee ranking naming Tetra Tech as the top-ranked firm and directed staff to bring a contract back to the board. Motion recorded as "Motion by Commissioner Raymond Iglesias, second by Commissioner Emery Howard." Board voice vote: all in favor; motion passed.
- Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote. Motion recorded as "Motion by Commissioner Raymond Iglesias, second by Commissioner Michael Atkinson." Voice vote: "Aye"; motion passed.
- Termination of agreement with Signal (Hendry County Jail flood restoration): Board authorized the County Attorney to terminate the agreement with Signal. Voice vote: "Aye"; motion passed. (See separate article for details.)
- Jail remodel authorization: Board authorized remodel using Jim Sabella as project manager, direct subcontractor hiring and partial procurement waiver (written quotes required for items over $10,000). Voice vote: "Aye"; motion passed. (See separate article for details.)
- Ambulance loan documents: The board approved execution/signature of loan documents to finance three ambulances (purchase previously approved). Motion to authorize signatures passed by voice vote.
Notes: Several motions were approved by unanimous voice vote. Where the transcript recorded names for movers and seconders, those names are listed above; some motions in the transcript were moved and seconded without an audible attribution on the record and are therefore listed as approved by voice vote without a roll-call tally.
