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Utah County votes to strike consent item after staff says shredding contract will be terminated

Utah County Commission · January 28, 2020
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Summary

County purchasing manager Robert Baxter told commissioners the county agreed to terminate the external shredding contract and handle shredding internally; commissioners voted 3-0 to strike the related consent agenda item and directed staff to document a final termination acceptance for purchasing records.

Robert Baxter, Utah County purchasing manager, told commissioners the county had reached an agreement to terminate the external shredding contract countywide and to perform shredding internally, with a final pickup scheduled for Feb. 4.

The matter was discussed during the consent-agenda review after staff and commissioners noted contract language that would include county commission offices. Commissioners questioned whether the contract had an expiration date and whether a formal termination document was required to process a final payment. Baxter said he had informed the vendor and recommended a paperwork acknowledgement to satisfy purchasing obligations.

After discussion, Unidentified Speaker 2 moved to strike consent agenda item number 9; Unidentified Speaker 4 seconded. The chair announced the motion passed 3-0. The commission directed staff to prepare documentation acknowledging termination or final acceptance so purchasing could complete any final payment obligations.

The vote removed the shredding-contract item from the consent agenda and resolved the immediate procurement question; staff said they would reintroduce any necessary paperwork later if further action is required.