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Commissioners approve routine contracts, transfers, and administrative items; vote to plant white oak discussed

Board of Clark County Commissioners · April 22, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized multiple Buildings & Grounds contracts (Fazio Color Shop $30,000; Hauck Bros. $20,000; Waibel Energy $50,000), disposal of obsolete equipment, inter-fund transfers, then-and-now warrants, and travel allowances. Commissioner Patterson proposed planting a white oak for the America 250 Earth Day initiative.

The Clark County Board approved a set of Buildings & Grounds vendor contracts, financial housekeeping items and routine administrative actions at the April 22 meeting. Resolutions authorizing contracts included Fazio Color Shop Inc. for up to $30,000 for as-needed floor and window coverings (Resolution 2026-0312), Hauck Bros. Inc. for up to $20,000 for heating and cooling repairs (Resolution 2026-0313), and Waibel Energy Systems, Inc. for up to $50,000 for HVAC repairs (Resolution 2026-0314). Each contract was represented as budgeted and not put out to competitive bid per the agenda review discussion.

The board also approved disposal of obsolete information-systems equipment, several inter-fund transfers tied to OPWC and OWDA loan payments, issuance of a then-and-now warrant for TAC Industries ($56,525.19), and travel allowances for listed staff. Commissioner Charles A. Patterson proposed participating in an America 250 Earth Day project by planting a white oak "that could possibly still be here in 250 years," an idea commissioners discussed favorably. Motions to approve the April 15 minutes and the April 22 agenda passed unanimously earlier in the meeting.