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Stillwater County commissioners approve $2.285 million interior renovation of county courthouse
Summary
The Stillwater County Commission on Dec. 4 approved Phase 2 of an interior renovation of the county courthouse, voting 3-0 to accept bid clarifications and an amended project cost of $2,285,476.00. Commissioners said the work completes interior updates described by the chair.
The Stillwater County Commission voted Dec. 4 to approve Phase 2 of an interior renovation of the county courthouse, accepting bid clarifications and an amended project cost of $2,285,476.00.
Commissioner Steve Riveland, chair, described the work as a “complete renovation of the interior of the courthouse building,” and said the project total had been listed at $2,282,660.00 before the amended cost was announced. Commissioner Jeff Ruffatto moved to approve the Phase 2 bid review at the amended amount; Commissioner Roger Webb seconded and the motion passed 3-0.
The commission’s action authorized staff to proceed with the Phase 2 contract as clarified in the bid documents. The transcript records the dollar amounts approved and the unanimous vote but does not specify funding sources, contract awardee, timeline for construction, or a construction start date; those details were not specified during the meeting.
The approval follows the county’s standard procurement and bidding process and was recorded in the meeting minutes. The commission did not discuss alternative funding or contingency amounts on the record during this session.
The commission moved on to other business after the vote; no additional details about construction scheduling or contractor selection were provided at this meeting.
