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General Services urges preventive maintenance and flags safety compliance gaps
Summary
General Services director asked supervisors to fund increased professional services for preventive maintenance (chillers, boilers), flagged missing fire alarm and backflow testing compliance, and included placeholders for energy cost increases tied to recent utility announcements.
The General Services director described a shift from reactive maintenance to a planned preventive maintenance program and asked the board to approve professional services funding to ensure county mechanical systems are inspected and maintained. The director said staff currently manages roughly 420,000 square feet across 52 county facilities and that, until recently, the county lacked a formal…
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