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Votes at a glance: Calhoun County Commission approves bids, donations, surplus sales and an animal-control MOU
Summary
At its April 11 meeting the commission unanimously adopted procurement awards (demolition and body shop), approved surplus-property dispositions including a donation to Pleasant Valley High School, and authorized an MOU for improvements at the Animal Control facility.
The Calhoun County Commission on April 11 adopted several resolutions and procurement awards by unanimous voice vote.
Procurement and contract actions approved: - Public Nuisance Removal/Demolition bid awarded to the lowest responsive bidders, Wendy Thornton and Belle It Out (resolution adopted on motion by Commissioner Fred Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Terry Howell). - Body/collision repairs for county vehicles awarded to Alexandria Body Shop (motion by Commissioner Lee Patterson, second by Commissioner Howell).
Surplus and donation actions: - A Xerox copier assigned to the Appraisal Department was declared surplus and authorized for sale via GovDeals (adopted on motion by Commissioner Howell, seconded by Commissioner Wilson). - A 2021 Kubota mower assigned to the Highway Department was declared surplus and donated to the Pleasant Valley High School softball program; Commissioner Lee Patterson praised the donation as an "excellent thing." (motion adopted unanimously). - A 2016 Kubota mower assigned to the County Commission was declared surplus and authorized for sale via GovDeals.
Intergovernmental/private partnership: - The commission authorized an MOU with McWhorter to allow fencing, a covered structure and donated labor at the county Animal Control facility at no cost to the county. Commissioner Howell moved to authorize the chairman to sign; Commissioner Patterson seconded and Howell thanked McWhorter for their support.
Procedural items: - The agenda and prior meeting minutes were adopted by unanimous voice vote. The meeting adjourned at 10:18 a.m.
