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County awards $117,000 contract to repair historic courthouse pavers

Glynn County Board of Commissioners Finance Committee · March 5, 2026
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Summary

Glynn County approved awarding IFB 26-024 to Structural Waterproofing and Restoration LLC for $117,000 to replace tripping‑hazard pavers at the historic courthouse, with funding from the facilities capital multi‑year fund.

Shawn Robinson, Glynn County Public Works Director, told the Finance Committee the pavers surrounding the historic courthouse are in poor condition and present tripping hazards. "They're tripping hazard[s] and this project... will include pulling those up and going back with the exact same size pavers, but making them more safe for the public," Robinson said.

The committee moved to award IFB 26‑024 to Structural Waterproofing and Restoration LLC for $117,000, with funding provided by the facilities capital multi‑year fund. The motion passed by a show of hands; the transcript records the committee approved the award but does not include a roll‑call tally.

County staff characterized the work as a safety and accessibility fix that replaces like‑for‑like pavers to reduce tripping risks and improve pedestrian safety around the historic courthouse. The contract award authorizes work to proceed under the stated procurement number and funding source.