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Craig County amends budget, awards contract to repair courthouse front walls
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved a $56,800 budget amendment to address moisture-related damage in the courthouse front walls and authorized Building Specialists, Inc. to perform the repairs after reviewing competing quotes.
Craig County supervisors on Oct. 2 approved a budget amendment and authorized a contractor to fix interior damage to the county courthouse.
Resolution R25-73 moved $56,800 from the general fund balance into Maintenance of Properties to cover recommended corrections after experts determined poor roof drainage and moisture intrusion were causing plaster bubbling and cracking in the courthouse front walls. The motion (moved by Carl Bailey, seconded by Keith Dunbar) passed with Jordan Labiosa recorded as abstaining; other supervisors voted yes.
The board then approved R25-74 awarding the contracting services to Building Specialists, Inc., which the maintenance official selected as the lowest, best estimate after reviewing quotes from several firms. The resolution notes Building Specialists is a Class A general contractor and that the scope covered roof, sidewalk and yard work to mitigate the moisture problem.
Supervisors voted to authorize the county administrator to execute the contract. The resolutions together allocate the identified funds and direct maintenance to proceed with the repairs; the action does not include a construction start date in the text of the resolutions.
Next steps: the county administrator will finalize the contracting paperwork and maintenance will coordinate scheduling and oversight. The transcript does not specify a construction timeline or final completion date.
