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County confirms ConX storage purchase; second-door option raised cost by $2,000–$3,000
Summary
Commissioners heard that a ConX storage container and gun safes were purchased or encumbered for the extension site; the court opted for a single-door ConX after learning a second door would have added about $2,000–$3,000 to the price.
Miss McDonald confirmed the extension office purchased a ConX storage container and gun safes to secure equipment, and said the orders are either paid or encumbered. When commissioners asked whether the unit included doors on both ends, Judge noted the extra door would have raised the cost significantly, estimating a $2,000–$3,000 increase for a second door.
Miss McDonald said the ConX had been purchased and that, if not paid, it had been encumbered. Judge explained, "When he told us how much it was to put a door on the other end, we decided that 1 door would be way clean. It was pretty it was a 2 or $3,000 increase." Commissioners asked staff to confirm delivery and invoicing and to follow up if additional action is needed.
Why it matters: securing equipment and supplies is necessary for extension programming and public safety; procurement and cost decisions affect budget lines and future requests.
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