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Bond County Board consents to sheriff's request to take jail and courthouse projects to PBC

Bond County Board · May 6, 2025
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Summary

Sheriff Josh Hill requested and received county board consent to approach the Public Building Commission about three projects: a holding cell at the jail, courthouse step and railing repairs, and a basement sump pump; the Board gave consent May 6.

Sheriff Josh Hill told the Bond County Board he planned to take three facility projects to the Public Building Commission — constructing a holding cell at the jail, repairing the courthouse step and railing, and installing a sump pump in the courthouse basement — and the Board consented to that course of action.

The transcript records the Board's consent but does not include project cost estimates, draft specifications, or a timetable for PBC consideration. The consent allows the sheriff to pursue PBC review and potential funding or approval processes with that commission, and the Board did not record any objection to the request during the meeting.