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Hancock County supervisors adopt code readoption, approve $100,070 contract to digitize drainage records
Summary
The Hancock County Board of Supervisors on March 18 adopted an ordinance readopting portions of the county code, approved using Treasury LATCF funds to digitize drainage district records and awarded a $100,070 contract to Cott Systems; the board also approved a $9,798.20 electrical quote, signed DOT bridge agreements and authorized $460,840.75 in claims.
Hancock County supervisors voted March 18 in Garner to adopt an ordinance readopting portions of the county code and repealing Ordinance 28, approve use of federal Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency Fund (LATCF) money to digitize drainage district records and award a $100,070 contract to Cott Systems of Columbus, Ohio for the preservation project.
The actions came during an adjourned session attended by Supervisors Florence (Sis) Greiman, Gary Rayhons and Jerry J. Tlach. The board read and approved the minutes of the March 11 meeting; Supervisor Gary Rayhons read the ordinance’s second reading. An amended motion by Supervisor Jerry J. Tlach, seconded by Rayhons, approved the second reading; Supervisor Greiman did not vote on that amended motion due to technical difficulties on the teleconference. The board later…
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