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Commissioners approve health IT contract, iWorQ subscription, appointments and routine bills
Summary
Fayette County commissioners on Jan. 20 approved a one-year $25,000 IT services contract for the Board of Health, a three-year iWorQ Systems subscription at $6,750 per year, appointed two members to the Land Bank and a designee to the Community Action Commission, and authorized payment of submitted bills.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 20 approved a one-year contract to provide information-technology assistance to the Board of Health, accepted a three-year subscription agreement with iWorQ Systems for building-department services and made several appointments; the board also authorized payment of the bills presented at the meeting.
Commissioner Donald L. Fleak moved and Commissioner James D. Garland seconded the IT services contract with the Board of Health of the Fayette County General Health District. The contract is for $25,000, payable in four quarterly installments of $6,250, and is effective Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2026. The minutes do not specify the vendor beyond the Board of Health agreement or the exact service-level details beyond providing an IT or IT assistant "on an as-needed basis." Roll call: Garland, aye; Anderson, absent; Fleak, aye.
The board also approved a three-year agreement with iWorQ Systems, Inc. for use of permitting and contractor-license applications at a cost of $6,750 per year; the agreement may renew annually unless terminated with 60 days' notice.
Appointments recorded in the minutes: Faye Williamson was named as the Fayette County Commissioners' designee to the Community Action Commission Board of Trustees for 2026; James D. Garland and Tony Anderson were appointed as members of the Fayette County Land Bank Executive Board for 2026. All motions carried on recorded roll calls (Garland, aye; Anderson, absent; Fleak, aye).
The board also approved payment of the bills submitted for the meeting; the minutes list numerous line items including utilities, contract services, and equipment purchases. The minutes do not include substantive discussion or public comment on these items.
