Health Department authorized to sign copier contract with Gordon Flesch Company
Summary
Health Department Administrator Karla Hubbard was authorized to execute an electronic copier replacement contract with Gordon Flesch Company; the department expects approximately $3,500 in up-front savings and lower monthly maintenance costs.
Health Department Administrator Karla Hubbard told commissioners that the department's copiers are roughly eight years old and replacement had been anticipated as part of bond-funded equipment upgrades. She said the proposed contract with Gordon Flesch Company was about $3,500 less than prior estimates and would reduce monthly maintenance costs.
Commissioner Drew Storey moved to authorize Hubbard to execute the electronic copier contract; Commissioner Andrew Stauffer seconded the motion. The board approved the authorization unanimously (3-0). Hubbard was given authority to sign the contract electronically; no contract amount was recorded in the minutes beyond the stated savings estimate.
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