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County mayor asks commissioners to place Centos contract and annexation items on upcoming agendas
Summary
Bradley County’s mayor told commissioners he submitted three resolutions for forthcoming agendas, including a multi‑year Centos janitorial contract for the ambulance service that requires commission approval and two noncontiguous annexation agreements the city is pursuing.
The county mayor (unnamed in the record) told the Bradley County Commission he submitted three resolutions to place on upcoming agendas: a contract with a company identified in the record as Centos for janitorial supplies for the county ambulance service and two noncontiguous annexation agreements that require commission review under local procedures.
The mayor described the janitorial contract as a multiyear agreement (the file lists both a three‑month and a three‑year reference in the record; the mayor said any contract longer than one year requires commission approval). Commissioner Rogers agreed to place the janitorial contract on the agenda.
On two annexation agreements, the mayor said the city is processing noncontiguous annexations and that, from the mayor’s understanding, the annexations must go through two work sessions before a final voting session; commissioners agreed to carry the items through the work‑session timetable described by the mayor.
No final action or formal votes were taken at tonight’s meeting on these items; the mayor and staff (Bentley and Crystal, named in the record) were identified as available to answer further questions during staff presentations.
