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Houston County awards vehicle bids for detention center and juvenile division using 2018 SPLOST funds

Houston County Board of Commissioners · December 3, 2024
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Summary

The board approved two vehicle purchases Dec. 3: $109,426 for two 2024 Chevrolet Tahoes for the detention center and $42,665 for a 2024 1/2-ton Ford crew cab for the Juvenile Division. Both purchases were funded by 2018 SPLOST and approved unanimously.

The Houston County Board of Commissioners approved two procurement actions on Dec. 3 that use 2018 SPLOST funds to replace county vehicles.

Commissioner Gottwals moved and Commissioner Byrd seconded acceptance of the low bid from Woody Folsom Automotive Inc. of Baxley, Georgia, for $109,426 to purchase two 2024 Chevrolet Tahoes for the Houston County Detention Center; the motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Byrd moved and Commissioner Talton seconded acceptance of a low bid of $42,665 from Phil Brannen Ford of Perry for a 2024 1/2-ton Ford crew cab truck for the Juvenile Division; that motion also carried unanimously.

The meeting record identifies 2018 SPLOST as the funding source for both purchases. The bids were approved by roll call of the five commissioners; both motions were recorded as carried unanimously.