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Commission discusses JP3 contract labor, approves contractor removal and compares container quotes
Summary
County commissioners discussed hiring temporary contract help for the JP3 office, compared container-service quotes, and approved a $1,500 removal by Mr. Murphy for a small structure.
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Commissioners reviewed a short-term contract-labor plan for the JP3 office after an assistant resigned, discussed container-service pricing, and approved a contractor to remove a small county structure for about $1,500.
Speaker 2 said the JP3 assistant resigned and recommended hiring a former office worker under a contract-labor arrangement at about $1,500. "I went ahead and told him that I thought we could do that under contract labor type situation," Speaker 2 said. Speaker 3 advised transferring funds into contingencies to cover the expense.
On service pricing, Speaker 2 reported one vendor offered $80 per container for four containers and another (identified as D and N) quoted $95 per container; commissioners favored the lower quote based on price but continued to monitor monthly totals and overall value.
For removal of a small registry/structure, commissioners discussed estimates: James suggested under $2,000, and the board referenced Mr. Murphy's $1,500 fee. Speaker 1 and others moved and seconded approval to contract Murphy for the removal.
The board directed staff to record the contract-labor hire and to transfer contingency funds as needed to complete immediate staffing and removal tasks.

