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Jay County OKs $24,304 contract to update multi-hazard mitigation plan
Summary
The Jay County Commissioners approved a $24,304 agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering LLC to update the county's multi-hazard mitigation plan, with related services capped at $10,000. EMA Director Samantha Rhodehamel presented the proposal and commissioners voted unanimously.
The Jay County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve a contract with Christopher Burke Engineering LLC to update the county's multi-hazard mitigation plan.
Samantha Rhodehamel, Jay County Emergency Management Agency director, told commissioners "The agreement is for $24,304 with other related services requested not to exceed $10,000." The contract will fund an update to the county plan and allow limited related work up to the $10,000 cap.
County officials said the agreement will help the county maintain compliance with hazard mitigation requirements and inform emergency-response priorities. The commissioners approved the motion to execute the contract without recorded dissent. The next step is final signatory steps and scheduling the planning work with the consultant.
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