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Sheriff seeks replacement ovens for detention kitchen; commission approves procurement

Clay County Commission · July 31, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved IFB 63-26 to replace two convection ovens in the county detention kitchen; a sheriff's office representative said the existing ovens are about 20 years old and beyond repair, and funding was included in this year's budget.

The sheriff's office told the commission it needs to replace two convection ovens in the detention facility's kitchen that are roughly 20 years old and for which replacement parts are no longer available. A department representative said funding was included in the current budget for the purchase.

The commission approved IFB 63-26 (commercial kitchen appliances and equipment) on a roll-call vote of 6–0. The presenter stressed the equipment supports daily meal service for inmates and that failure to replace the ovens would risk kitchen operations.

No vendor or delivery timeline was recorded on the public record during the discussion; staff said the purchase would follow procurement rules and use funds already approved in the budget.