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Limestone County Commission approves $2.65 million in claims, personnel moves and multiple bids
Summary
At its April 21 meeting the Limestone County Commission unanimously approved $2,654,405.68 in claims and a package of routine business including personnel hires and promotions, three bid awards, the purchase of 10 Kenworth trucks and a quitclaim of right-of-way to ALDOT.
The Limestone County Commission on April 21 unanimously approved $2,654,405.68 in claims and a series of routine agenda items, including personnel promotions and hires, multiple bid awards and the transfer of a portion of county right-of-way to the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT).
The approvals came during the commission's regular meeting in the Limestone County Commission Chambers and were carried by unanimous vote on all motions recorded on the agenda. Commissioners recorded no recusals or dissenting votes.
Commissioners first approved the minutes from a prior meeting and moved through consent items that included a claims list totaling $2,654,405.68. The commission then approved a quitclaim deed transferring a portion of right-of-way on Hossa Brown Street Road to ALDOT as presented in the agenda packet. The motion was made and seconded and carried unanimously.
The body also approved an additional $790 to a previously approved purchase described in the record as an "Algod van for council agent" (amount and purpose as stated…
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