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Court accepts single FEMA-funded bid for county walking-trail repairs
Summary
After opening a single bid from Extreme Excavation, Ohio County approved FEMA-funded repairs to walking trails across Rosine and the county park; the court approved per-site work by voice vote. The transcript lists individual site amounts but does not provide a clear consolidated total.
Ohio County Fiscal Court on May 12 opened and accepted a single bid from Extreme Excavation to repair multiple walking-trail sites in county parks using FEMA funds.
Presenters read the per-site bid amounts from the Extreme Excavation submission: Rosine site one $6,284; Rosine site two $24,915; walking-trail site one $10,325; site two $8,489; site three $13,185; site four $9,518; site five $61,210; and site six $28,775. Officials said the work will replace asphalt with concrete in some areas and that FEMA has approved repair scopes. Because FEMA is funding the repairs and only one bid was received, a court member moved to accept the bid; the motion (moved by Jason, seconded by Michael) carried on a voice vote.
The transcript records the individual site amounts listed above; the reading of an overall total in the record is garbled and not clearly transcribed, so the meeting record does not show a single verified aggregate figure for all six sites. The court did not record a roll-call tally for the vote in the transcript.
