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County approves washer/dryer installation, termite contract renewal and $2,150 damage settlement
Summary
Pratt County approved a bid for a vented washer and dryer and panel replacement at a county facility, renewed a pest-control contract for the old rehab center, and signed a $2,150 property-damage settlement with Clean Harbors for an awning damaged at the recycling center.
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Pratt County commissioners authorized several facilities and maintenance actions during the meeting, approving a contractor bid for laundry equipment and electrical work, renewing a pest-control contract and accepting a settlement for property damage at the recycling center.
On a motion and second, the board approved the bid from Intergreens Services for a washer and dryer installation (motion text described a vented dryer option and electrical panel replacement). The motion specified $3,350 for the washer and vent work plus $1,250 to replace the panel and identified a window-style dryer at $1,554; commissioners voted by voice to carry the motion. The county clerk and staff agreed to sign the contractor documents and provide a copy for county records.
The board also approved a settlement and general release of a property damage claim with Clean Harbors Environmental for $2,150 to repair an awning at the recycling center after the company’s vehicle struck the structure. The record shows a motion and second and a voice vote approving the release.
Additionally, commissioners approved renewing a contract with Red Rock for termite and pest-control services at the former rehab center (referred to as PRC, 227 Howard) at an annual cost the minutes list as $700; the board signed the contract for county records.
All three items were approved by motion and voice vote with no recorded dissents. Staff said they would provide executed copies of contracts and the settlement to the county office for filing.

