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Committee approves elevator and generator contracts; hears broad Buildings & Grounds project updates

Wyoming County Public Works Committee · April 2, 2026

Summary

The committee authorized a $10,000 elevator maintenance contract with TKE Elevator and a $5,556 generator load study with Ferguson Electric; staff also reported on jail project hold, 450 N. Main buildout, animal shelter water testing, 44 Center Street RFP and other facility needs.

The Public Works Committee authorized two professional service contracts in the Buildings & Grounds segment: a contract with TKE Elevator Corporation for regular maintenance and repairs to elevators at various county buildings not to exceed $10,000 (effective Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026; Motion: Leuer; Ayes:6; Absent: Rudgers) and a contract with Ferguson Electric, Inc. to perform a load study for generator upsizing at the Fire Training Center in an amount not to exceed $5,556 (effective Apr. 15–Dec. 31, 2026; Motion: Leuer; Ayes:6; Absent: Rudgers).

Staff also provided project updates: the county jail project remains on hold pending additional discussion with Kideney and the County Attorney and window replacement is urgent; 450 N. Main is gutted pending utility survey and build-out plans; Animal Shelter water testing found no bacteria but high mineral content and staff recommended a water softener; outside kennels and fencing are in place but gate installation remains. The committee discussed 44 Center Street storage RFP (results next month) and a preliminary $1M estimate to renovate 5,000 sq. ft. for Public Defender offices. Supervisor Kehl urged planning for future needs.

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