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Board approves consent agenda and authorizes replacement call-logging recorder for Sheriff’s Office
Summary
The commissioners approved the consent agenda (including vendor invoice and court reports) and authorized purchase of a replacement call-logging recorder for the Sheriff's Office after staff reported the existing unit is failing and unserviceable.
The Carbon County Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda at its April 7 meeting, authorizing routine items including a vendor invoice for motor vehicle recycling ($33,475.40), a release and settlement of claim ($1,252.57), Justice Court disbursements ($8,339), District Court cash report ($8,248.23), Treasurer's total cash report ($2,500 for March 2026), the Clerk & Recorder’s monthly deposit reconciliation, and other claim approvals for the accounting period of March 2026.
Undersheriff Kelly Carrington told the board that the Sheriff's Office call-logging recorder has begun experiencing errors and is no longer serviceable due to age; Commissioners approved the purchase request to replace the unit. Commissioner Bill Bullock moved to approve the equipment purchase; Commissioner Scott Blain seconded and the motion carried.
The minutes do not list the vendor selected or the approved purchase price for the logging recorder.
