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Court approves funds to replace failed jail boiler after structural damage
Summary
Commissioners approved transferring funds to purchase a replacement for a structurally damaged jail boiler; Major Delgado said this is the second of three boilers to fail and described the damage as structural.
Comal County Commissioners on Feb. 13 approved a line item transfer from administrative contingency to property improvements to purchase a replacement boiler for one of three boilers serving the county jail.
Major Delgado told the court the boiler experienced structural damage and must be replaced, and that this is the second boiler to fail: "This is the 2nd 1 out of the 3, so we only have 1 left," he said. Delgado said the failure was structural to the tank and not related to ancillary hardware; commissioners approved the requested transfer by motion.
The transfer moves contingency funds to cover the replacement and staff said they hope the remaining boiler will last through the next year. No contract details or replacement cost were specified in the meeting record.
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