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Jackson County agrees to split HVAC replacement cost with City of Marianna
Summary
The county agreed to pay half of the $7,870 cost (about $3,935) to replace an air conditioner at a county building occupied by the City of Marianna, after City Manager William Long requested the contribution and a commissioner moved to approve the split.
William Long, city manager for the City of Marianna, told the board on June 23 that a county‑owned building the city occupies required a new air‑conditioning unit. He asked the county to consider paying half the cost; the low bid for replacement was $7,870, putting Jackson County’s requested share at $3,935.
A commissioner moved to approve splitting the expense; the motion was seconded and the board approved the payment by voice vote. Commissioners noted the city derives benefits from occupying the county building and that sharing the repair cost was fair under those circumstances.
The county directed staff to process the payment and work with the city on invoicing and any applicable taxes.
The vote and the dollar amount were recorded on the meeting’s transcript; funding will be handled through county finance per usual accounting procedures.
