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Commissioners approve maintenance contract, equipment purchase and Recorder Facebook page; audit underway
Summary
The board approved a $1,550 Messmer Mechanical preventative maintenance agreement for Community Corrections, authorized a $3,500 calibration-cart purchase pending council funding, approved a Recorder Office Facebook page, and heard that the State Board of Accounts has begun the 2025 financial audit. The county also agreed to proceed with a new infusion-care program pending a contract.
At the June 1 meeting the Dubois County Commissioners approved a set of routine contracts and purchases and heard multiple administrative updates.
County Attorney Gregory S. Schnarr presented a preventative maintenance agreement with Messmer Mechanical for Community Corrections covering two air handlers, one mini-split system and an exhaust fan at a cost of $1,550 per year; the board approved the agreement. Weights & Measures Inspector Gary Salb requested purchase of a portable fuel dispenser calibration cart from Hancock County for $3,500; the commissioners approved the purchase pending County Council funding approval.
Deputy Recorder Tammy Guth and Stephen Capps requested permission to create a Facebook page for the Recorder’s Office to share veteran honor rewards, property-fraud alerts and general office information; commissioners approved the request and Commissioner Blessinger will be added as an administrator when available. Auditor Sandra L. Morton reported that the State Board of Accounts has begun the 2025 financial audit.
Separately, broker Max Bawel presented Quantify Specialty Care, an infusion-care program with an embedded Food as Medicine component, and estimated plan savings of $55,386 annually; commissioners gave consensus to proceed and asked for a contract at the next meeting.
