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Stephens County approves permits, fixed-pricing purchase and security/equipment contracts
Summary
The board approved a temporary camper-permit variance (90 days), accepted fixed pricing for CRS-2H for the 2025 road season, and authorized several budgeted capital purchases and a yearly E-911 maintenance contract.
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The Stephens County Board of Commissioners approved a set of routine business items including procurement and a temporary variance for on-site living while a manufactured home is set. Commissioners accepted a fixed-price quote from Southeast Emulsions, Inc. for CRS-2H needed in the 2025 roadwork season and approved multiple budgeted capital purchases for the jail, public works and other county services.
On a camper-permit variance, the property owner at 261 East Inali Livestock Road requested a temporary variance to live in a camper while a manufactured home is placed; the board amended the motion to limit the variance to 90 days and approved the amendment. Staff also presented purchases: Currhee Security Systems ($2,055) for jail security upgrades; Piedmont Contracting ($34,300) for new garage doors at Public Works; AEST Fire and Safety ($22,105) for a compressor for New Hope; and Mobile Communications America ($43,458.51) for annual E-911 maintenance — all budgeted items that the board approved by voice vote.
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