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Barnwell Council OKs replacement of 7.5-ton HVAC at City Hall

Barnwell City Council · January 22, 2026
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Summary

Barnwell City Council unanimously authorized work to replace the 7.5-ton HVAC system at City Hall, approving a motion from Councilmember Ricky Dixon seconded by Jana Myers.

Barnwell City Council on Jan. 22 unanimously approved moving forward with replacement of the 7.5-ton heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system at City Hall.

Councilmember Ricky Dixon moved to authorize the city administrator to proceed with the HVAC replacement; Councilmember Jana Myers seconded the motion, which passed without opposition. The minutes record the vote as "unanimously approved." The minutes do not specify vendor selection, contract amount, funding source or timeline for installation.

The decision follows agenda business handled during the council's regular meeting at 130 Main Street. Interim City Administrator Tony Dicks is listed among those present; the minutes note only that administration was authorized to move forward, not that a contract was executed at the meeting.

Next steps indicated in the record are administrative: staff has authority to proceed with procurement or contract negotiations for the replacement work. The minutes do not record further details about procurement method, estimated cost, or scheduled completion.