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Commissioners schedule work sessions on pay clock, procurement and dust control
Summary
Commissioners discussed administrative updates including deploying a pay-clock system, upcoming bids for building projects, dust-control procurement and a pending property-tax sale vendor contract; staff were asked to set work sessions and return with contracts and bid schedules.
Several administrative items were raised under new business. S2 asked colleagues to consider activating a countywide pay-clock system, noting the sheriff’s office and EMS already use it and seeking agreement to discuss rollout and per-diem/credit-card limits in a work session.
S4 reported the new property-tax sale provider has contacted the treasurer’s office and is expected to send a contract for signature; he said the vendor is coordinating with an abstract company to take over the old sale process. “They’re going to be sending out their information to the treasurer's office to get started,” S4 said. Commissioners agreed to set work sessions to prepare advertised bids (including a 30-day statutory wait) and to discuss shifting dust-control collection to a contracted provider next year.
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