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Clinton County OKs Annex for Early Voting; Approves $1.20M Envoy Payout to Finish Project
Summary
The Clinton County commissioners approved using the annex conference room as an early voting site and authorized payout number 21 to Envoy for the annex project totaling $1,196,562.42, leaving an estimated $45,613 to finish work.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners voted Feb. 17 to use the annex conference room as an early voting location and to post vote-center locations and schedules in public areas at the courthouse and annex. The motion to approve the annex as a vote center carried 3-0.
Clerk Stephanie Harshbarger asked the board to "have early voting here at the annex, in the conference room on the 2nd Floor," and to allow staff to post the vote-center locations, dates and times in visible spots, including the elevator and a second entry door. Commissioners agreed the request was straightforward and moved to approve.
At the same meeting the board approved payout number 21 to Envoy for the annex project for $1,196,562.42, leaving an estimated remaining balance of $45,613 to close out the contract. A motion to approve the payout passed 3-0.
The approvals were routine, part of the board’s continuing management of the annex project and election preparations. The board’s next meeting is scheduled for March 3.
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