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Adams County approves road contracts, Hungry Canyons projects and $228,162.85 in claims
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Adams County Board approved Right of Way contracts for Union 17, two Hungry Canyons Alliance project agreements (26-10 and 26-11) and claims totaling $228,162.85; all motions passed unanimously among attending supervisors.
The Adams County Board of Supervisors on May 26 approved several routine but billable items on its agenda, including contracts, project agreements and the claims docket.
The board approved Right of Way contracts for Union 17 in the amounts of $2,583.22 and $2,992.38 after a motion by Supervisor Bobbi Maynes, seconded by Tony Hardisty; the motion carried with all supervisors voting aye. The board also approved Hungry Canyons Alliance Project Agreement 26-10 for 170th Street (moved by Scott Akin, seconded by Bobbi Maynes) and Project Agreement 26-11 for Juniper Avenue (moved by Tony Hardisty, seconded by Bobbi Maynes); both motions carried unanimously.
Supervisors then approved the claims docket as presented. The minutes list individual vendors and line items and report a grand total of $228,162.85; Supervisor Scott Akin moved to approve claims, seconded by Tony Hardisty, and all supervisors voted aye.
Department heads reported on maintenance and operational issues: Secondary Roads staff listed multiple maintenance tasks (railroad crossing closures, hauling rock, pipe replacement, bridge plank repairs and upcoming dust control). The sheriff’s office reported a failed fuel pump in a pursuit vehicle and noted an August K9 fundraiser; IT staff confirmed a dispatcher correctly handled call transfers when 911 service was interrupted and that an IT staffer named Tom was able to restore service remotely.
The meeting adjourned at 10:03 a.m.
