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Houston County approves security doors for District Attorney’s office at $4,857.86
Summary
The Commissioners Court approved purchase and installation of two aluminum-framed glass doors for the District Attorney’s office from Sauciers Glass at a cost of $4,857.86, with a budget amendment from Permanent Improvements.
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The court approved the purchase and installation of two aluminum framed glass doors to enhance security at the District Attorney’s office. The vendor named in the minutes is Sauciers Glass and the quoted cost is $4,857.86; the purchase includes a budget amendment from the county's Permanent Improvements account.
Commissioner Jim Lovell moved to approve the purchase and Commissioner Willie Kitchen seconded; the motion carried 5–0. The minutes record both the vendor and the exact purchase price and that the purchase will be funded via a budget amendment.
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