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Durham County manager presents consent agenda with $14.1M encumbrance rollover and EMS equipment purchases
Summary
Manager Hager read consent items including a $10,000 Carnegie gift, an EMS equipment contract totaling $865,273.57, a $1,500 Cooperative Extension grant, and a fiscal-year encumbrance rollover increasing budgets by $14.1 million.
County Manager Hager presented the consent agenda items during the Dec. 1 work session. He asked commissioners to note the items the board would consider on the consent agenda.
Hager said the board would approve a budget ordinance amendment to recognize a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. He also described a contract with Steiker for EMS equipment: 11 power load units for $364,334.85, 45 stair chairs for $319,770.45, and 7 Lucas devices for $181,231.27, totaling $865,273.57 to support the Office of Emergency Services and EMS division. Another listed item was a $1,500 grant for Cooperative Extension disaster risk management training from North Carolina A&T State University. Hager also presented the annual encumbrance rollover (budget ordinance amendment 2,639) to roll forward unfinished commitments into fiscal year 2025–26 and increase multiple funds by $14,100,000.
Commissioners heard the consent agenda; the transcript does not show detailed debate or a separate roll-call vote on each consent item during this work session. Manager Hager indicated several items had been moved to the January meeting and one would go to the regular board meeting.
