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County attorney outlines plan to furnish Pinnell Building conference room using asset‑forfeiture funds
Summary
The county attorney presented proposals to outfit a remodeled Pinnell Building conference room — a larger table, TV/computer hookup and other furnishings — and said the project would be paid from out‑of‑state asset‑forfeiture funds, not the general fund.
The county attorney presented a plan to furnish a long‑planned conference room in the Pinnell Building, saying vendors Key Office and Next Tech supplied quotes for a larger conference table, TV stand and the required computer hookups. The presenter said the county has already purchased chairs earlier in the project and that the new table and electronics would make the space usable for staffing meetings, trainings and witness preparation.
The presenter told commissioners the project would be paid from out‑of‑state asset‑forfeiture funds and would not impact the general fund or the county attorney’s regular budget. “I do anticipate finalizing this out of state asset forfeiture money, so there’s no general fund or my county attorney fund impact,” the county attorney said.
Chair (Speaker 1) moved to accept the proposal and move forward with the purchase; commissioners voiced support and no roll‑call vote was recorded in the transcript. The presenter said the furniture is expected to arrive within one to two weeks and that the old conference table will be repurposed as a second meeting space for juvenile defense preparations.
The record shows commissioners asked about the funding source and welcomed the planned brighter, more modern room. The county attorney offered to host commissioners once the space is set up so they could review the finished product.
