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County supervisors hear bid proposal to outfit 4‑H building kitchen
Summary
Tony Hines, public works fleet and facilities manager, told supervisors the county is seeking approval of bids to complete the kitchen portion of the 4‑H building and said bids were solicited from Ward Brothers; no vote appears in the provided transcript.
At a meeting of county supervisors, Tony Hines, public works fleet and facilities manager, said the county is seeking approval of bids to complete the kitchen portion of the 4‑H building.
“We're looking to approve the bids for the 4 H building build out for the kitchen part of it through, Ward Brothers,” Hines said, identifying Ward Brothers as the bidder and indicating bids had been solicited.
The supervisor called the meeting to order and asked Ron Campbell to lead the Pledge of Allegiance before turning to the facilities item. The transcript provided ends soon after Hines began describing the bids; it does not record a motion, vote, or further details about the bids, including dollar amounts, scope, or recommended award.
Because the transcript segment ends while Hines is speaking, the record does not show whether supervisors discussed budgetary implications, a timetable for construction, or next procedural steps. The facilities manager’s statement indicates the county intends to act on contractor bids, but the transcript does not document any formal approval or direction by the board.
The session then continued; no formal action regarding the 4‑H kitchen appears in the provided excerpt.
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