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Commissioners approve claims, counseling agreement, intern program and core switch purchase
Summary
The board approved payment of $253,644.52 in claims and authorized several contracts including a counseling agreement up to $90,000 (75% reimbursed), a prosecutor intern program ($10,930), and purchase and installation of five core Cisco switches at a total not to exceed $72,074 with multi-source funding.
The board approved current claims listed in the accounts payable report dated June 29, 2025, totaling $253,644.52. Commissioners also approved a professional counseling center life-skills agreement for fiscal year 2026 with a cost not to exceed $90,000 and noted the county expects approximately 75% reimbursement through the state child-care fund.
Separately, the board authorized the prosecutor's office to participate in a prosecuting-attorneys intern program for 2026 at a cost not to exceed $10,930, funded from the prosecutor's budget. The board also awarded a bid to purchase and install five Cisco Catalyst core switches and associated configuration at a combined cost not to exceed $72,074, funded by a mix of 9-1-1 millage ($25,000), drug task force millage ($15,102), register of fees ($10,000), delinquent tax revolving fund ($10,000) and information-technology systems ($11,972). The motions were supported and carried by the board.
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