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Fulton County approves vendor contracts including jail suicide-prevention upgrades
Summary
The board approved several procurement contracts on Aug. 5: a statewide mailing contract for elections communications, emergency-vehicle equipment, asphalt maintenance, additional recycling spending, and contracts from executive session including a jail orientation video and suicide-prevention modifications at the county jail.
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of procurement items on Aug. 5 as part of the regular agenda and actions reported out of executive session.
The board approved a statewide contract in the amount of $297,700 to provide mailing and voter-communication services for the registration and elections office. The county also approved a contract not to exceed $581,114.60 for the purchase and installation of emergency vehicle equipment packages and awarded lowest-responsible-bidder contracts for asphalt pavement maintenance in an amount not to exceed $200,000. The board voted to increase spending authority for solid-waste disposal and recycling by an amount not to exceed $130,000.
From executive session, the board approved a jail orientation video contract not to exceed $12,064.59 and a contract for suicide-prevention modifications at the Fulton County Jail in an amount not to exceed $771,900.45. County legal staff presented the executive-session items and commissioners moved and seconded the motions; recorded votes show the approvals carried with the tallies noted in the minutes.
Vice Chair Khadija Abdul Rahman moved several of the procurement motions and commissioners recorded unanimous or near-unanimous votes as shown in the meeting record. No additional details on contractor names or timelines were provided in the public portion of the meeting; staff indicated procurement and contracting procedures would govern next steps.
