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Harrison County supervisors approve consent agenda, grants, vehicle purchases and facility waivers
Summary
The board approved a broad consent agenda including grant extensions (SWC605 $75,000; SWC593 $60,171.07), reimbursements, vendor bids for equipment and vehicles, a playground replacement, facility rental fee waivers, and multiple personnel and appointment items.
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The Harrison County Board of Supervisors approved its consent agenda and a series of routine orders covering grants, reimbursements, procurements and appointments.
Among items approved were authorization for the board president to execute assistance/grant extensions for SWC605 ($75,000) and SWC593 ($60,171.07), an assistance grant with NDEQ (SW1413) for $19,301.53 and related reimbursement requests of $6,774.35 and $2,508.73. The board approved change order number 1 with Gulf Coast Solutions LLC for an ARPA project (a stated reduction of $8,623), accepted several vendor bids including a procurement from Truckworks Kenworth for a tractor truck and dump trailer ($210,412.60) and a bid acceptance for a trailer-mounted hydro platform listed in the transcript at $245,006,605 (see audit note on numeric inconsistency). A replacement playground purchase for Euther Lee Keys Park was approved; the agenda originally listed $25,410.69, which staff corrected to $52,158.07.
The board also approved facility rental-waiver requests for local school events, concurred on precinct relocations and property-use agreements for voting precincts, and reappointed Robert Waters Jr. to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Board of Trustees for a five-year term beginning January 2026.
Actions were carried by voice vote where recorded. Several items raised brief clarifying questions from supervisors, including whether the park purchase amount had been double-entered on the agenda and whether permits and inspections are required for future construction work discussed during other items on the agenda.

