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Commissioners approve grants, highway inspection contracts and several county service agreements
Summary
The Kosciusko County commissioners approved applications and contracts including a $15,000 DNR marine patrol grant application, two HSIP construction inspection contracts ($45,000 and $50,000), a Red Wing boot agreement, an Infinity Voting System maintenance contract, and a reimbursement accounting contract for the prosecutor's office.
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Kosciusko County commissioners approved a slate of routine grants, contracts and agreements during their meeting.
The sheriff sought permission to apply for the 2026 Department of Natural Resources marine patrol grant, described as a $15,000 award split equally between state and federal shares to support lake patrol payroll; commissioners approved the application by voice vote (SEG 047–052, 056–062).
County Highway Director Steve Moriarty requested approval for two Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) construction‑inspection contracts with consultant Butler, Fairman & Seifer: DES 2301654 for $45,000 and DES 2401523 for $50,000. Commissioners approved both contracts by motion and voice vote (SEG 075–077, SEG 091–098, SEG 081–089, SEG 101–106).
Moriarty also presented a two‑year agreement with Red Wing Corporation to provide boots for county highway employees; commissioners approved that agreement (SEG 108–116, SEG 119–126).
Elections official Melissa Boggs asked for approval of the 2026 Infinity Voting System annual maintenance agreement; she said the county attorney had reviewed it and was in favor. Commissioners approved the maintenance agreement by voice vote (SEG 189–196, SEG 198–200).
The prosecutor's office asked to renew a contract for reimbursement accounting to ensure compliance with state audits; the contract was approved (SEG 285–293, SEG 294–301).
Most motions were approved by unanimous voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript.

