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Huron County approves $38,176 compactor, $5,900 door for jail and notes successful inspection
Summary
The Board approved expenditures from Jail Permanent Improvement Fund #315 for a new EX-20 compactor ($38,176.47) and an entrance door ($5,900) and congratulated jail staff after a successful annual inspection (178 standards met).
The Huron County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 9 approved requests for expenditures over $5,000 from the Jail Permanent Improvement Fund #315 to replace a trash compactor and an exterior entrance door.
The board adopted a resolution approving purchase of a new EX-20 heavy duty self-contained compactor from R and M Repair and Fencing LLC for $38,176.47 and an entrance door from Capitol Aluminum & Glass for $5,900.00. The expenditures were approved by unanimous roll call.
Administrator Vickie Ziemba told the board the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Corrections reported a successful annual jail inspection, with compliance across 178 standards (54 marked essential and 124 marked important); the board congratulated the sheriff and jail staff for the outcome. The minutes record the board’s approval of travel and personnel-advertising items at the same meeting.
