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Votes at a glance: Boone County Board actions, March 20, 2025
Summary
The board approved several contracts, equipment purchases and administrative items. This roundup lists formal motions and their outcomes recorded at the March 20 meeting.
At its March 20 meeting the Boone County Board recorded multiple formal actions. Items with formal votes or recorded roll calls included procurement contracts, equipment purchases, agreements and routine consent items. Selected actions recorded by the clerk follow.
- Resolution to sell surplus property (Agenda item: Resolution 25-514): Motion by Brian Curry (seconded by Brian Schneider per the record); roll call recorded and motion carries.
- AIA contract amendment/Exhibit A (Ringling Johnson Incorporated) for the McKinley project: Motion (mover: Marion Thornberry; second: Matt Ragano) subject to review and final approval by the State's Attorney's office; roll call recorded and motion carries.
- Purchase of John Deere 5075E tractor: Motion to approve purchase in the amount of $57,000 (mover Ryan Curry; second Rodney Riley); roll-call approval recorded.
- Selection and contract for Woodstock Road consultant: Qualification-based selection and contract award (Willett Hoffman) approved by roll call (item summarized in a separate article).
- IPWMAN (Public Works Mutual Aid) agreement: Motion to approve; roll-call approval recorded.
- Purchase of on-bus camera system (AngelTrax) for public transit: Approved in the amount of $38,140.50; roll-call approval recorded.
- Construction documents for the Health Department administration building (Kluber Architects): Board approved releasing the construction documents for bid; roll-call approval recorded.
- Updated owner's-representative agreement with CCS for construction oversight services: Approved by roll-call.
- Miscellaneous procurement approvals (state purchasing/IDOT-authorized buys, P-card authorization), claims approval: Claims totaling $311,937.01 were approved (with recusal noted for one board member on specific vendor claims); roll-call recorded.
For each of the above items the board recorded motions and vote tallies in the minutes. Several items were discussed briefly by staff and the board before roll-call votes. Where the record shows a procurement or contract, staff indicated follow-up steps such as final legal review, insurance/contract execution, and bid advertisement (for design/bid documents).
