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Spencer County approves emergency notification system and keeps flex funds to pave county roads
Summary
The Fiscal Court approved Inspiron Logistics' one-year emergency mass notification contract for $4,990 and unanimously decided to use 2025/2026 flex funds for county roads rather than sending them to the state.
Spencer County Fiscal Court voted on Feb. 17, 2025, to buy a one-year emergency mass notification service from Inspiron Logistics for $4,990 and to use the 2025/2026 flex funds to blacktop county roads instead of turning those funds over to the state for paving.
Mr. Klinglesmith recommended Inspiron Logistics after describing potential emergency-notification needs; Esq. Stump moved to approve the Inspiron quote at a cost of $4,990 for one year. The motion, seconded by Esq. Eldridge, passed on a unanimous voice vote.
On the flex funds question, County Judge Executive Scott Travis framed the choice as a decision between giving the money to the state to blacktop roads versus keeping the funds to pave county roads. The court agreed to retain the funds and pave county roads; the motion by Esq. Travis, seconded by Esq. Cotton, passed unanimously.
The minutes do not specify a procurement contract length beyond the one-year Inspiron quote, nor do they list a schedule or locations for the planned county paving; those details will be addressed at a later date.
