Board approves generator installation at nine fire stations funded by GEMA grant
After Bucks Electric withdrew, commissioners approved Anderson's Electric to install generators at nine fire stations for $517,852.28, with a $172,617.43 local match from SPLOST for a total project cost of $690,496.71, funded mainly by a Homeland Security grant; motion passed 7‑0.
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Fire Chief Wade told the Board that Bucks Electric formally withdrew its bid for a Homeland Security Grant‑funded generator project and that the selection committee recommended Anderson's Electric to complete the work. Chief Wade said Anderson's bid totaled $517,852.28; combined with a previously paid local match of $172,617.43 from the SPLOST fund, the total project cost is $690,496.71.
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