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Montgomery County Commission approves grants, bid awards and multiple appropriations
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Summary
The commission approved the March 3 minutes and a series of routine items March 17, including grant applications (Stepping Up, Lowe's, Bureau of Justice Assistance), bid awards to Conway Outdoor Services, Acme Supply Company and Montgomery Armored Car Service, miscellaneous appropriations, and travel/training requests; all motions carried by voice vote as recorded in the meeting.
The Montgomery County Commission moved through a slate of routine agenda items and approved multiple grants, contracts and appropriations by voice vote during its March 17 meeting.
The commission approved the minutes from the March 3, 2026 meeting, then approved accounts payable and payroll. It approved a grant application for the Stepping Up initiative, the sale of 10 decommissioned vehicles, and a grounds-usage agreement with Auburn University of Montgomery for the county sheriff’s annual Easter egg hunt.
Procurement approvals included a bid award to Conway Outdoor Services for landscape maintenance at Industrial Park, a bid award to Acme Supply Company for inmate uniforms, and a contract with Latham Associates Architects for architectural services on a District 2 maintenance shop facility. Commissioners also approved budget change request No. 2, multiple miscellaneous appropriations from designated revenue (including listed allocations to Alabama Shakespeare, Botanical Gardens and veterans’ organizations), and travel and training requests for several county offices.
Under three-way rule items commissioners approved grant applications to the Bureau of Justice Assistance for the Scribe Gun Intelligence Center Integration Initiative and a grant application to Lowe’s Home Improvement. The final procurement vote approved Montgomery Armored Car Service Inc. for armored car services.
All recorded motions in the transcript were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the meeting transcript does not include roll-call tallies or recorded no/abstain votes for these items. No contested votes or formal recorded defeats appear in the transcript.
