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Board allocates $601,269 from capital projects fund for boilers and controls
Summary
The board authorized $601,269 of available capital projects fund cash to cover the jail boiler project ($560,424), municipal complex temperature‑control integrations ($37,495) and engineering consultation ($3,350).
The Roscommon County Board approved allocating $601,269 from the capital projects fund toward several infrastructure items, including the jail boiler upgrades already awarded to Colvin's Plumbing and Heating. The motion noted $660,959.90 was available in the capital projects fund and identified specific line‑item allocations.
The allocation listed $560,424 for the Roscommon County Jail boiler upgrades, $37,495 for municipal complex temperature control integrations, and $3,350 for engineering consultation on the boiler project. The chair observed the combined amount came in lower than initial estimates: "it came in way under what we thought it may at $601,002.69 for everything," the chair said during discussion. The motion passed on roll call.
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