County discusses equipment maintenance contracts, alternatives and training
Smith County staff reviewed maintenance contracts for the compactor and discussed a potential Bobcat alternative to the loader, KCAMP training classes, and ongoing safety-walk follow-ups; a Clean Harbor HHW invoice of approximately $788 was raised for clarification.
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County staff raised several operational items: maintenance contracts with Foley Equipment for the compactor, inquiry into a Bobcat alternative to the loader, and KCAMP training classes for county employees. Ryan Allen presented a Clean Harbor household hazardous waste invoice for approximately $788 and was advised to contact Ellis County for clarification on previous payments.
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