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Nelson County approves up to $5,500 for sheriff’s spike strips and truck storage

Nelson County Commission · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission authorized up to $5,500 from the equipment budget to buy spike strips ($2,361.87) and truck-bed storage systems (up to $3,000) after a request by the sheriff’s department.

Nelson County commissioners on June 20 approved up to $5,500 from the equipment budget to purchase spike strips and truck-bed storage systems for the sheriff’s department. Kurt Schwind presented the request, which listed spike strips costing $2,361.87 and storage units estimated at up to $3,000.

Commissioner Aaron Mork moved to approve up to $5,500 for these purchases, Commissioner Mike Haugland seconded the motion, and the board approved the funding on a unanimous roll call vote. The minutes show the purchases are to be funded from the county equipment budget; no vendor names or delivery timelines were recorded in the transcript.

The approval authorizes the sheriff’s office to proceed with the purchases within the authorized amount, subject to normal procurement and budget procedures.