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Commissioners approve tower-clock maintenance contract and HVAC remediation for courthouse
Summary
The board approved an annual $900 maintenance agreement for the courthouse clock tower, prorated for 2026, and authorized HVAC duct remediation ($2,943.50) and optional iWave units ($650 per unit for three units) to address mold issues in the third-floor systems.
County facilities manager Megan asked the board April 8 to approve a maintenance agreement with the longtime tower-clock technician (identified in the packet as Will Wright/Will Wright Alar) to keep the courthouse clock calibrated and maintained. Megan said the vendor has serviced the clock since 1985 and proposed a $900 annual fee; commissioners approved the maintenance agreement and agreed to prorate the 2026 payment.
Megan also presented an estimate from SubZero Solutions to remediate mold-affected ductwork in three third-floor HVAC units that serve courtrooms and the IT room. The base remediation estimate was $2,943.50 for cleaning, treating and restoring the ductwork; the vendor recommended adding iWave air-purification units at $650 each for the three affected units. The board approved the remediation work and authorized the purchase and installation of iWave units on the three prioritized systems.
Megan noted building-wide follow-up and deferred further installations to a future date pending assessment of benefits and reports from the installed units.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 466, topfinish SEG 689.
