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Commissioners hear housing project update; approve routine items and surplus computers
Summary
During the March 31 Woods County Commission meeting, commissioners received a progress update on a county housing project and approved routine administrative items including the removal of three computers from inventory.
Woods County commissioners on March 31 heard updates on a county housing project, including that utility work and plumbing were expected to begin soon and that an office segment of the project may be completed in July.
A commissioner said plans had been adjusted after raising concerns with project staff; when asked about plumbing and utilities, another commissioner said the plumber was expected to be on-site "this week" and that utility companies were expected to begin work soon. Commissioners discussed placement changes for a mechanical closet and the relocation of units during construction.
The commission also approved several routine administrative items during the meeting. The minutes of the regular March 31 meeting were approved. The commission voted to remove three district computers from inventory — identified in the transcript as DA250005, DA250007 and DA250008 — because the items were returned to DAC for district turn-in. The commission considered a personal service account (120123600110) and approved disbursement of late purchase units; the transcript notes a statutory jail inspection will occur Monday during a commission meeting.
The recorded discussion did not include vendor names, detailed schedules beyond the statements above, or ordinance citations for the administrative approvals. Several remarks during the housing update reflected operational adjustments and a desire to see contractors begin work soon; commissioners did not attach additional conditions to the approvals recorded in the excerpt.
