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Board approves striping of ~32 miles at $99,750 and declares 2022 Tahoe surplus for sheriff
Summary
Laurens County approved a striping contract of roughly 32 miles at $99,750 and declared a 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe purchased from the commissary account surplus at the sheriff’s request; both items passed unanimously.
County Administrator Bryan Rogers told the board the county compiled a list of approximately 32 miles of roads that need striping; MidState Striping quoted $99,750. Commissioner Trae Kemp moved to approve the striping proposal and Commissioner Gerad Mathis seconded; the board voted unanimously to accept the proposal.
Separately, the transcript records the sheriff requested the county declare a 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe (purchased from the commissary account) surplus so it can be traded. Commissioner Kevin Tanner moved to surplus the vehicle, Commissioner Trae Kemp seconded, and the motion passed with all commissioners voting in favor.
