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Boone County board signs off on multiple surplus‑property sales and major road contracts

Boone County Board · April 16, 2026
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Summary

The county approved multiple surplus‑property sales, awarded a Hunter Road earthwork contract and a multimillion‑dollar HMA road contract, and approved vendor agreements including landfill remediation and veterinary services.

Boone County commissioners approved a series of surplus‑property sales and several county contracts during the April 16 meeting.

Resolutions 26‑09 through 26‑14 authorized sales of surplus parcels (several parcel IDs were read into the record). Each sale was moved, seconded and approved by roll call. The clerk recorded each vote as the board proceeded through the consent items for property disposition.

In administration business the board approved a Hunter Road earthwork contract awarded to low bidder William Charles (motion moved and seconded) and a countywide HMA road services contract awarded to the low bidder Rock Island; the HMA award was discussed as a multi‑million‑dollar contract during the meeting and approved by roll call. Finance members later approved claims totaling $1,184,530.86 with a noted abstention for claims submitted by William Charles and related highway vendors.

The board also approved a 2026 work agreement with Brownfield Environmental for landfill remediation work on Landfill #2 and a professional agreement with Dr. Aaron Wing to provide veterinary services for county animal services; both motions were approved by roll call.

Board members who participated in motions and roll calls included Mr. Reggano, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Wahberg and others; the clerk called the roll for each item. Where a bidder or contractor name was read into the record, that vendor was recorded in the motion and the clerk’s roll‑call confirmed majority approval.

These approvals authorize county staff to execute the contracts and move ahead with the projects subject to standard procurement and contracting procedures.