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Laurens County approves $70,350 purchase of five flashing traffic signs

Laurens County Board of Commissioners · February 3, 2026
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Summary

County Administrator Bryan Rogers told commissioners the existing flashing signs required too much maintenance and staff recommended buying five new signs from American Signal for $70,350; the board approved the purchase while asking staff to check a local quote.

County Administrator Bryan Rogers told the board that the county's existing flashing signs were "requiring a lot of maintenance," and he recommended replacement rather than refurbishment. American Signal provided a quote of $70,350 for five signs.

Commissioner Trae Kemp asked that staff seek a price check from Moye Electric before finalizing the purchase. Commissioner Kemp then moved to approve the purchase of the five signs from American Signal; Commissioner Brenda Chain seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

The meeting record does not indicate which intersections or routes will receive the new signs or the funding source for the purchase. Staff follow-up was requested in the meeting to confirm whether an alternative quote from Moye Electric might offer a better price or service arrangement.