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Finance Committee approves design and bidding for emergency management facility with $350,000 cap

Vernon County Finance Committee · September 17, 2024
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Summary

The Vernon County Finance Committee voted to move forward with design and bidding for a 5,000 sq ft emergency management facility, capping the project at $350,000 to include IT, fire alarms, a bathroom and utility room; committee discussed the County acting as its own contractor to reduce costs.

The Vernon County Finance Committee voted to advance design and bidding for a new emergency management facility with a price cap of $350,000. Supv John Pedretti moved the motion to proceed "with design and bidding, with a price of no more than $350,000, to include IT & fire alarms, a bathroom, and a utility room," and the motion carried on a voice vote with all in favor.

Committee discussion focused on cost and delivery. Phil Hewitt suggested the County could act as its own general contractor to save money, and Brandon Larson outlined space needs for a 5,000-square-foot heated, post-frame building with a single ridge line, 16-foot sidewalls and 14-foot doors. The motion specifies a 4/12 pitch roof and that 3-phase power is not to be installed. The committees agreed to proceed with design and bidding within the stated constraints.