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Hancock County approves courthouse roof contract, jail equipment purchase and hires
Summary
The commissioners awarded a courthouse roof contract to a local contractor, approved a $5,905 jail kitchen equipment purchase, authorized advertising for a jail transport van, and approved two on-call corrections hires and one resignation.
Hancock County Commissioners approved several procurement and personnel actions on May 5, including awarding a courthouse shingled roof sections contract to D&S Builders of Lamoine for $29,229 and approving purchase of a new jail range/griddle with dual ovens for a total of $5,905 (including 5% contingency).
The board opened bids for the courthouse roofing work earlier in the meeting; bids recorded in the minutes were D&S Builders (Lamoine) $29,229; Williams Construction (Brewer) $25,630; and Derry Roofing (Derry, N.H.) $33,000. Facilities Director Dennis Walls recommended awarding the work to D&S Builders to keep the work in Hancock County; the Commissioners approved that recommendation by a 3-0 vote.
The County approved purchasing the jail kitchen range/griddle from Webstaurant for $5,623 plus a 5% contingency (total $5,905) to be paid from the Building Reserve Account G1-3011-00. The board also authorized advertising a bid for a transport van for the jail (authorized 3-0).
Personnel actions included approval to hire Joshua Logovsky of Brewer and Bradley Molloy of Bangor as on-call, as-needed corrections officers at pay rate 9A with effective dates of May 9, 2026, without benefits (each approved 3-0). The board accepted and thanked Patrol Deputy Alan Medina-Contreras for his service and accepted his resignation effective May 1, 2026 (3-0).
The approvals were recorded as motions (mover: Commissioner Clark; seconder: Commissioner DiBella) and passed unanimously where so noted in the minutes. The minutes do not include verbatim bidder statements or vendor contracts; the Facilities Director indicated he would bring a recommendation and recommendation rationale to the Commissioners prior to awarding the contract.
