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Public Works: $63,000 FEMA reimbursement, fence bids near $37,000 each; recycling trailer misuse noted

Elk County Board of Commissioners · December 30, 2024
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Summary

Public Works Director Don Sanders told the board the county received a $63,000 FEMA reimbursement for Green Ranch Bridge, reported three fence bids around $37,000 each for a new six-foot fence, and raised concerns about non-recyclable trash placed in the recycling trailer; commissioners approved transfers into equipment reserves.

Don Sanders, Public Works Director, told commissioners the county has received a $63,000 reimbursement check from FEMA for the Green Ranch Bridge project. Sanders said three bids for the six-foot fence around the county yard came in at roughly $37,000 each, and the board discussed fence placement options.

Commissioners approved financial moves related to road operations: a $35,000 transfer from the 2024 Road & Bridge budget to the Road Equipment Reserve Fund and an $8,000 transfer from the Noxious Weed budget into the Road Equipment Reserve Fund; both motions passed 3-0. Sanders also flagged that the recycling trailer has been filled with items that are not recyclable, creating additional handling needs.