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Kay County trustees approve $5,545 bronze plaque for Centennial celebration
Summary
The Kay County Public Buildings Authority approved buying a 30 x 35 bronze Centennial plaque from International Bronze Plaque Co., Inc., for $5,545.00 and agreed to include the cKo logo; the decision passed unanimously at the Aug. 17 special meeting.
Chairman Jason Shanks and the Kay County Public Buildings Authority voted Aug. 17 to buy a 30 x 35 bronze Centennial plaque from the lowest bidder, International Bronze Plaque Co., Inc., for $5,545.00. The trustees approved the purchase during a special meeting in the Kay County Administration Building in Newkirk.
District Attorney Brian Hermanson presented the plaque design and the vendor quotes, stating: "He also presented quotes for a 30 x 35 bronze plaque as follows: Woodland Manufacturing, $7,719.20; International Bronze Plaque Co., Inc., $5,545.00; and Bronze Memorials, Inc., $7,076.00." Following discussion, the trustees reached a consensus to include the cKo logo on the plaque. The motion to approve the purchase was made by Shanks, seconded by Jeff Kreger, and the vote carried with Kreger, Shane Jones and Shanks voting aye.
The purchase was described as part of the county's Centennial Celebration; no funding source or budget line was specified in the transcript. The board did not discuss installation timing or a dedication ceremony during the special meeting.
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