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Commissioners defer courthouse boiler replacement until after legislative session
Summary
Contractors for Meyers and Anderson outlined a proposed courthouse heating system, but the board chose to delay any boiler replacement spending until after the legislative session; Rocky Mountain Boiler will inspect the existing boiler.
Contractor representatives Randy Stephens and Meyers Anderson presented a proposed heating system for the Caribou County courthouse on Jan. 14. Ron Rice, a contractor for Meyers and Anderson, described the proposed system and warranty considerations.
The board decided to postpone any decision to replace the courthouse boiler until after the legislative session, citing timing and budget prudence. Rocky Mountain Boiler was scheduled to inspect the existing boiler later in the week, and Mr. Anderson said he would schedule a walkthrough of the remodel before warranties expire.
No motion to authorize immediate spending on a replacement boiler was recorded; the decision recorded in the minutes is to wait until the legislative session concludes before committing funds.
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