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Commission approves $272,693.62 payment and change orders for Law Enforcement Center Phase 2

Coffey County Board of County Commissioners · May 4, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Application No. 28 — $272,693.62 to River City Construction for Phase 2 of the Coffey County Law Enforcement Center — and accepted Change Orders 48, 49 and 50 that net to no change in the project Guaranteed Maximum Price of $27,687,737.

The Coffey County Commission on May 4 approved Application and Certificate for Payment No. 28 submitted by River City Construction, LLC, in the amount of $272,693.62 for work completed on Phase 2 of the Coffey County Law Enforcement Center. Commissioner Michael Abendroth moved the payment and Commissioner Wayde Thomsen seconded; the motion passed.

Immediately before that vote the Board considered three change orders submitted by River City Construction. The minutes list Change Order Number 48 (revised) with several deductions for owner-requested finish changes and security additions totaling a $10,975 reduction from project contingency; Change Order Number 49 (revised) with a credit of $18,508 for removal of court pews; and Change Order Number 50 with a credit of $23,886 for removal of the judge’s bench and associated elements. The minutes state these credits and deductions result in no change to the project’s Guaranteed Maximum Price of $27,687,737.00.

The record shows the Board approved the change orders and payment as recommended by River City Construction; the minutes do not record additional debate, conditions, or a revised project schedule. Funding for Application No. 28 is recorded from the Jail Construction Project Fund (Fund 111).

Next steps: none specified in the minutes beyond approval; the county’s project documentation and subsequent Commission meetings would carry additional schedule or cost reporting.