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St. Clair County board approves $27.5 million in May disbursements and several contracts

St. Clair County Board of Commissioners · June 18, 2026
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Summary

On June 18 the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners approved May disbursements of $27,489,468.60 and unanimously passed a slate of contracts and grants — including a $69,620 roof project, a $180,100 marine safety grant and a $177,060 assessing‑software contract.

The St. Clair County Board of Commissioners on June 18 approved county disbursements for May 2026 totaling $27,489,468.60 and passed several contracts and grant agreements in roll‑call votes.

Votes at a glance - May 2026 county disbursements, $27,489,468.60 — approved on roll call (Beaudin, Trello, Zeller, Rushing, VandenBosch, Angie, Chairperson Sumey‑Isacoe voted 'Yes'). - Spicer Group: Intervention Center Roof Project — $69,620 — approved on roll call. - Fiscal Year 2026 Marine Safety Program Grant Agreement — $180,100 — approved on roll call. - Aramark contract for food service in the Juvenile Intervention Unit — approved on roll call. - Dependable heating and cooling support, Community Center stair unit replacement — $28,525 — approved. - Agreement with BSA for assessing software conversion and upgrade — $177,060 — approved.

Each motion was seconded and carried by voice or roll call as recorded in the meeting minutes. Roll‑call tallies shown in the transcript indicate unanimous support among commissioners present for these items.

Separately, the board approved routine consent agenda items and received the administrator’s report. No controversial procurement or contested contract awards were recorded during the session; most items were introduced by commissioners and passed after brief discussion or none.

The approvals allow county departments to proceed with the projects and contract work; the administrator indicated some project agreements (for example, the airport flight‑school arrangement) would return to committee or a future meeting for formal agreement.