Commissioners approve consultant contract not to exceed $20,400 for county golf course work
Summary
The court authorized hiring a consulting superintendent to advise on an ongoing golf‑course reconstruction and maintenance program, at a contract cost capped at $20,400.
Chambers County Commissioners on June 10 approved hiring a golf‑course consultant to advise on course construction and maintenance work.
County staff described the consultant, Don Armstrong (identified in the record as a superintendent with experience at Colonial Country Club), as providing hands‑on review and advice for ongoing construction and maintenance. Staff said Armstrong would visit the site roughly twice a month to walk the grounds with county staff and contractors and to advise on turf, drainage and equipment needs. The court approved a contract not to exceed $20,400 for the consultant services.
County officials said they will integrate the consultant's reports into construction oversight and that the contract was reviewed by legal staff before presentation to the court.
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