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Superintendent urges replacing 2010 SUV used for meal transport; commissioners delay decision
Summary
Carroll County CCHOC Superintendent Brian King reported the nursing-home SUV used to ferry meals needs about $3,500 in exhaust work and recommended replacement; commissioners held the decision until the next meeting and discussed repurposing a box truck used for laundry.
Carroll County CCHOC Superintendent Brian King told the commissioners the 2010 SUV used to transport food from the nursing home to the jail three times daily requires significant repairs, including about $3,500 in exhaust work, and recommended replacing the vehicle rather than performing the repair.
Chairman Charles McGee noted the county's box truck used for hauling laundry will no longer be needed once the MVC laundry addition is complete and suggested the truck could be used for meals as an alternative. The commissioners deferred a final decision on replacement to the next meeting.
No procurement or funding action was taken on Feb. 23; the board indicated the matter will return to the agenda for further consideration.
