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Supervisors approve up to $1.1 million for demolition of county law enforcement center; authorize $74,100 engineering agreement
Summary
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Feb. 4 to authorize up to $1,100,000 in capital-improvement spending for demolition of the county law enforcement center at 407 Seventh Street and separately approved a $74,100 agreement with Olsen Engineering for survey and planning work.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Feb. 4 to authorize up to $1,100,000 in capital-improvement spending for demolition of the county law enforcement center at 407 Seventh Street and separately approved a $74,100 agreement with Olsen Engineering for survey, utility and planning work.
Building Services Director Kenny Schmitz told the board the county has been covering demolition-related costs from the law enforcement center operating budget and asked that the project be added to the 2025 capital improvement program so work can continue without depleting operating funds. "This is allowing us to spend up to $1,100,000," Schmitz said, adding the county had not yet completed the formal CIP process, public hearing or drawings required to solicit bids.
The $1.1 million…
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