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Spencer County Fiscal Court transfers surplus disc-golf equipment to Tanglewood, awards web hosting and approves multiple purchases

Spencer County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The court granted surplus disc‑golf equipment to Tanglewood Golf Course for $1, awarded a three‑year HostGator web‑hosting contract for $1,078.20, and approved other purchases including a meeting‑room audio/video system and a Planning & Zoning vehicle.

At its Jan. 19 meeting Spencer County Fiscal Court approved several procurement and surplus actions.

The court declared 18 used disc‑golf baskets and related hardware surplus and accepted a $1 proposal from Tanglewood Golf Course to establish a public 18‑hole disc‑golf facility at 245 Tanglewood‑Court in Taylorsville. The motion to accept the Tanglewood bid carried with all members voting 'aye' except Esq. Beaverson, who objected to the bid wording and qualifying parameters.

On technology procurement the court awarded a three‑year web‑hosting and email contract to HostGator at a total contracted cost of $1,078.20 after reviewing a comparison with QX.net. The court also approved Interstate Security's $1,199 quote to outfit the Fiscal Court meeting room with a mini PC, 2 TB external drive and webcam for recording and livestreaming, with an optional sound bar available.

Other approvals included a Planning & Zoning vehicle purchase (2016 Ford Explorer) for $16,450 from Chicago Motors Inc., a concrete slab at the Recycling Center by Keller Concrete for $3,950, and two‑year extended warranties for two road tractors at $3,000 each. The court also declared a 1999 John Deere loader surplus for disposal by public auction.

Esq. Beaverson repeatedly moved and seconded several vendor awards; many procurement motions were approved by roll‑call vote. The court asked for additional flooring quotes and deferred that decision.