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Comanche County approves $15,702 invoice for locking system at preparedness facility
Summary
Chairman Johnny Owens moved to pay a $15,702.28 invoice from Perkins Communication Systems for an internal locking system at the Public Preparedness Facility, to be charged to the Comanche County Health Department fund; the board approved the payment unanimously.
The Board of Comanche County Commissioners voted May 4 to approve payment of a $15,702.28 invoice submitted by the Comanche County Health Department for installation of an internal locking system at the county’s Public Preparedness Facility.
Chairman Johnny Owens said he had "no problem approving this invoice" and described the charge as "an honest mistake," after which the board voted to pay the invoice from the health department fund. The motion carried with Owens, Ryan John and Kenny Kinder voting aye.
The minutes do not record further discussion about warranty, installation details, or ongoing maintenance responsibilities; the item was approved as presented and charged to the health department budget.
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