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Public Works asks board to continue temporary custodial services through the quarter
Summary
Public Works requested authorization to continue two temporary custodial employees who serve public spaces; staff reported roughly $125,000 year-to-date custodial expenditures and said feedback on temporary workers has been positive.
Savannah Clement told commissioners the county currently uses two temporary employees to provide custodial services in publicly used spaces (common areas and restrooms) and asked the board to continue that arrangement through the end of the quarter.
Clement said the county had spent about $125,000 year-to-date on custodial services and that the temporary staff have received positive feedback. "We're hearing some really good positive feedback, which is nice," she said. She noted the county will return for fourth-quarter approval.
Commissioners asked about the previous full-service custodial contract (reported at roughly $235,000) and whether new quotes had been collected; staff said recent quotes exceeded $300,000 and that the temporary arrangement both reduced scope and cost. No formal roll-call vote was recorded; commissioners indicated informal agreement by nods.
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