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Fulton County approves HVAC and boiler replacements, acoustic upgrades for county buildings
Summary
Fulton County Commissioners unanimously approved three building maintenance purchases on March 17, 2026: a Lennox heat pump ($18,460), a commercial boiler ($24,434) and acoustic panels ($2,188). The county will seek assistance from Fulton County Family Partnership on the heat pump purchase.
Commissioner Steven L. Wible moved and the board unanimously approved the purchase and installation of a Lennox 3.5‑ton, 15 SEER heat pump and associated equipment for $18,460, Building and Maintenance Director Brad Seville told commissioners during the March 17 meeting. Fiscal Administrator Sue Reed was present during the procurement discussion.
Seville also requested replacement of the aging commercial boiler. Commissioner Randy H. Bunch moved and the board approved a commercial boiler purchase and installation — including teardown and removal of the old boiler and time‑and‑materials work — for $24,434. Commissioners also approved the purchase of acoustic panels for the Main Conference Room and Business Office from American Micro Industries Custom Components for $2,188.
Commissioners recorded the decisions as motions with votes described in the minutes as "all in favor." The clerk’s minutes show the county will work with the nonprofit Fulton County Family Partnership to assist with the heat pump purchase. The discussion also noted there were issues with the county maintenance truck; no separate procurement or dollar figure for the truck was included in the minutes.
The approvals address immediate building‑systems needs for county facilities. The county did not identify the funding line items in the minutes beyond the presence of Fiscal Administrator Sue Reed; the minutes do not specify any budget transfers or financing beyond the motion language.
The commissioners moved on to other agenda items after recording the contracts and procurement votes.
