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Votes at a glance: Greene County commissioners approve reappointment, two bid awards and routine items
Summary
The Greene County Board voted to reappoint a candidate to the Regional Airport Authority, awarded a CDBG home-repair contract and an ARPA-funded programmable-logic-controller replacement contract, and approved routine vouchers, travel and transfers.
At its Feb. 20 meeting, the Greene County Board of Commissioners approved a reappointment to the Greene County Regional Airport Authority, awarded two contracts, and approved routine administrative items including vouchers, travel and training and transfers.
Reappointment: The board moved to reappoint a candidate identified in the meeting as Carrie Smith (the name was also referenced during the motion as Carrie Shoop-Sharp) to the Greene County Regional Airport Authority for a term through March 20, 2027. The motion passed on a voice/roll-call vote (recorded affirmations from multiple commissioners at the meeting). The meeting transcript includes inconsistent spellings for the appointee; the board recorded the reappointment in open session.
CDBG home-repair bid: The board awarded the Community Development Block Grant home-repair contract for work at 160 Purcell Drive — described at the meeting as including electrical-panel upgrades, HVAC replacement and water-heater flue work — to Lamp Construction for $18,400. The motion to award the bid passed.
SLC 500/PLC replacement: The board awarded an ARPA-funded contract to replace obsolete Allen-Bradley SLC-500 programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to York Electric for $870,000. Meeting remarks said an incomplete lower bid (recorded at $218,400) was disqualified for omitting required items. The county described the project as replacing obsolete PLCs that run remote operations and said the procurement began with a limited vendor list that was later expanded.
Routine approvals: The board approved vouchers, travel and training estimates (including travel for an employee, Foster, to a Washington, D.C., "fly-in" and for an employee, Lindsay, to an Oklahoma conference), and transfers of appropriations including funds moved into the trail management fund for paving, culvert repairs and seal coating and an advance repayment from MBJRC to the general fund. All routine items were moved, seconded and approved in open session.
Votes and roll-call notations were recorded in the meeting transcript with multiple commissioners saying "Aye" on each approval. The meeting concluded with a brief announcement of an impending work session.
