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Jefferson County approves paving, milling and post‑construction maintenance agreements

3423438 · May 21, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved intergovernmental paving agreements with Bessemer and Gardendale, a road milling contract with James Paving Company, pay resolution for Shades Valley Transfer Station and multiple post‑construction operation and maintenance agreements.

The Jefferson County Commission approved a package of roads and transit consent items that included intergovernmental paving agreements with the cities of Bessemer and Gardendale, a road milling services contract with James Paving Company, a pay resolution for Shades Valley Transfer Station, and several post‑construction operation and maintenance agreements.

During the roads and transit portion of the agenda the chair listed the items for approval: “We have IGA. We got paving agreement with Bessemer, paving agreement with Gardendale, a road milling service with James Paving Company, pay resolution for Shades Valley Transfer Station, post construction operation and maintenance agreement with Hoover, Microflex, post construction operation maintenance agreements with Hedrick Automotive, the same with Forestry Services Incorporated. Any questions about those items? Move items 1 through 7. Good.” The commission moved, seconded and approved the package by voice vote.

The transcript does not include details of contract amounts, performance terms, or insurance requirements for the listed agreements; those documents are part of the consent package but were not read into the record. The approvals were processed together as consent items and recorded as passed by voice vote.

For procurement details, contract durations, and budgets, the public record or county procurement office will hold the contracts and supporting documentation.