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County staff outline boiler repairs and A/C condenser plan for sheriff's office
Summary
Building official Scott Frasier reported planned boiler training and parts arrival to reassemble the sheriff's office boiler and recommended using a telehandler to place 115-pound A/C condensers; the county signed the Intermountain Heating and Cooling estimate for mini-splits.
Scott Frasier updated the Meagher County commissioners on building systems and equipment for county facilities during the Oct. 7 meeting.
Frasier said he will attend boiler training in Helena at the end of the month and that Rooney's will supply parts to reassemble the sheriff's office boiler; he expects the boiler will be back in service "before the next cold snap." Frasier said he is arranging high-voltage wiring for A/C mini-splits and that Intermountain Heating and Cooling requested a method for placing condensers on the roof. He stated that each condenser weighs approximately 115 pounds and recommended using a telehandler as a more cost-effective alternative to a crane. The commissioners signed the estimate from Intermountain Heating and Cooling during the meeting.
No formal budget amendment was recorded in the minutes; the entry documents the equipment estimate was signed and staff plans to proceed with procurement and installation steps.
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