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Commissioners approve routine contracts and purchases including Advent for pretrial diversion, Maximus renewals, CABS claims and bike racks, public defender's家具
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Kosciusko County commissioners approved a package of routine contracts and purchases, including a three-year Advent service agreement for the prosecutor's pretrial diversion program (first year waived), Maximus renewals, transit claims and bike-rack purchases, a Cottage Watchman electrical proposal for four tower sites, public defender office furniture, and switching employee health insurance to Symetra pending counsel review.
Kosciusko County commissioners approved several routine contracts, operating claims and one-time purchases during the meeting.
Prosecutor: Chief deputy prosecuting attorney Katie Hampton requested approval to enter a three-year service agreement with Advent to manage pretrial diversion and infraction-deferral program administration. Advent is now charging a nominal annual service fee of $1,200 to its government clients; the vendor agreed to waive the first-year fee so the county would not pay for 2025 but would begin payments Jan. 1, 2026. Hampton said the fee will be paid from the pretrial diversion and infraction-deferral user-fee funds and will not use county general-tax revenue. The commissioners authorized the prosecuting attorney to sign the…
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