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Jackson County budget panel holds tree‑removal contract, forwards several procurement items to the legislature

Jackson County Budget Committee · December 15, 2025
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The Jackson County Budget Committee voted to hold a proposed 24‑month tree‑removal contract pending more information and possible rebid, and recommended adoption of multiple other contracts and software/hardware upgrades to the full legislature, including a lobbyist agreement and a Granicus cloud upgrade.

The Jackson County Budget Committee met and voted on a slate of procurement and contract matters, holding one contract for further review and recommending several others for adoption by the full legislature.

Monchere Terrell, the county’s new purchasing administrator, said the tree‑removal resolution (22 1 20) is needed "due to ice when the weather is inclement and breakage of trees falling into the streets or in breezeways where people walk." Committee members questioned whether the lone bidder — Luxe Great Services of Columbia, Mississippi — could provide a timely local response, noting only one submission was received. A member suggested shortening the contract term or rebidding; the committee voted to hold the item "waiting for either more information or a possible rebid." (Motion to hold by Committee member (S5); second by Committee member (S3); voice vote.)

The committee recommende…

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