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Commissioners approve two-year Meriplex IT support contract
Summary
The Blackford County commissioners approved a two-year IT support contract with Meriplex that increases annual cost by about $4,000 while reducing contract block hours; the motion passed unanimously.
The Blackford County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a two-year IT support contract with Meriplex during its June 16 meeting.
IT staff member Steven Holman told commissioners the proposal would cost "$4,000 more than last year and will be a two-year contract instead of one year" while offering lower contract block hours. Commissioner Dan Borgenheimer moved to approve the contract; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Laura Coons and carried on a recorded vote of 3–0.
County staff said the change shifts the term length and adjusts service blocks but did not provide a line-item comparison of last year’s hours or the new hourly block allocations during the meeting. The board did not request additional public comment before the vote.
The contract approval was entered as a formal motion in the meeting record; staff said details and a signed agreement will be added to county records.
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