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Limestone County Commission approves retroactive inmate medical services agreement
Summary
The Limestone County Commission on May 2 approved a contract to provide antibiotic and infection‑control services for inmates with commissioners voting unanimously; the chair thanked the sheriff and county staff for facilitating the agreement.
The Limestone County Commission voted unanimously May 2 to approve an agreement for inmate antibiotic and infection‑control services, the commission’s chair said during the meeting.
The chair said the contract would be retroactive as read at the meeting and thanked the sheriff and county staff for their work to finalize the arrangement. “I want to thank the sheriff and Tammy and Drew and all for getting through this,” the chairman said.
Commissioners moved and seconded the agreement and voted aye without additional public discussion. The motion was made by Commissioner Turner and seconded by Commissioner Gatlin, and the vote carried unanimously.
The commission did not discuss contract pricing or the provider’s responsibilities in detail during the public meeting. The meeting record reads the provider name as “Rocket City Bridal Care” and references antibiotic and infection‑control services for inmates; the transcript language was unclear on the provider’s formal business name and on the exact retroactive effective date as read aloud. The chair declined to expand on the contract terms at the meeting.
The commission took no further action or referral related to the contract during the session.
