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County approves consent agenda; no bids for surplus fire truck; janitorial contract for 2026 fair moved

Rosebud County Board of Commissioners · May 19, 2026
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting, Rosebud County commissioners approved the consent agenda, recorded no bids for a surplus 1997 fire truck, and moved to approve a $5,500 janitorial contract for the 2026 fair to run July 14–19, 2026; the transcript records the motion but does not include a completed vote for the janitorial contract in the provided segments.

Rosebud County commissioners handled routine business at their May 19 meeting, approving the consent agenda, holding a bid opening for a surplus 1997 F-250 fire truck that produced no bids, and advancing a janitorial services contract for the 2026 fair.

For the consent agenda and claims, a commissioner moved to approve and the chair confirmed a motion and second; two 'Aye' responses are recorded in the transcript and the chair stated "Motion carries." The transcript does not list names tied to those votes beyond the available speaker labels.

The board opened bids for a surplus 1997 F-250 fire truck; no bidders were present and no bids were received, so the board did not take further action on that item in the provided segments.

On the 2026 fair janitorial contract, the chair described the contract as a $5,500 cleaning contract for July 14 through July 19, 2026, noted a minimum of two personnel must be on-site to meet contract requirements, and said the award goes to Cody Nagle and that the Fair Board approved it. The transcript records a motion and second to approve the cleaning contract but does not record a vote in the provided segments.

What to expect: The consent agenda items were recorded as approved; no bids were received on the surplus vehicle; the janitorial contract motion was made and seconded, and implementation steps (such as final county execution or payment schedules) were not described in the available transcript.