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Commissioners approve emergency museum HVAC repair, insurance renewal and routine business

Orange County Board of Commissioners · February 18, 2026
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Summary

During routine business, commissioners approved emergency HVAC materials for the county museum (material cost not to exceed $19,935), authorized an insurance renewal that realized $38,000 in estimated savings, approved a veterans office laptop purchase and completed other routine claims and approvals.

The board approved several routine but consequential items, including an emergency materials‑only contract for museum HVAC replacement, an insurance renewal showing roughly $38,000 in savings, and a technology purchase for the veterans affairs office.

Rob, the maintenance director, described emergency replacement of a split HVAC system at the county museum after winter boiler failures and presented materials-only costs not to exceed $19,935 with Maringer of Jasper. Commissioners approved the expenditure and noted additional labor and teardown costs would be recorded separately.

Representatives from Tucker Aches Insurance reported the county saved about $38,000 versus last year’s renewal; commissioners approved the renewal before the March 15 deadline and asked the broker to provide driver‑safety and coverage materials for county departments.

The veterans affairs officer requested a replacement laptop, docking station and battery backup with Microsoft Office; transcript remarks listed the amount as "$1,65" (noted by officials during the meeting). Commissioners authorized a transfer or use of a line item in the veterans office budget and approved the purchase.

Other routine actions included approval of accounts payable and payroll claims and acceptance of proceeds from scrap material removed during the museum boiler work (first scrap check reported at approximately $1,600).