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Durham County approves EV charging contract and $312,000 for 4‑H program among consent items

Durham County Board of County Commissioners · August 25, 2025
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Summary

On Aug. 25 the Durham County Board approved a consent agenda that authorized an EV charging station contract for the new 500 E. Main parking deck and a $312,000 budget amendment for the Cooperative Extension 4‑H program, among other routine items.

The Durham County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda Aug. 25, authorizing multiple contracts, budget adjustments and administrative actions.

Key items recorded under the consent agenda included authorization for the County Manager to execute a purchase contract with GreenTech Solutions Group, LLC for electric vehicle charging stations at the 500 E. Main Street parking deck in the amount of $75,684.65 plus contingency, with a not‑to‑exceed total of $80,684.65. The Board also approved Budget Ordinance Amendment No. 26BCC016, appropriating $312,000 from General Fund balance for the Cooperative Extension 4‑H Program for FY2025‑2026.

Other consent items approved included approval of property tax releases and refunds for July 2025; an amendment to the H3 Cleaning Solutions contract for weekend day porter janitorial services ($7,774.40 amendment, bringing FY2025‑2026 contract total to $421,276.43); a letter of support for a passenger rail station feasibility study in Research Triangle Park; authorization for a memorandum of understanding with Durham Public Schools and City of Medicine Academy; approval of annual settlement of 2024 property taxes and charge of 2025 property taxes to the Tax Collector; and approval related to the Durham County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board chair.

The consent agenda passed unanimously; no individual item was pulled for separate discussion.