The Calhoun County Commission convened Oct. 8, 2026, approved routine minutes and warrants, granted a specialty hemp retail license, adopted multiple nuisance resolutions (proceedings, dismissals, invoices, and new nuisance declarations), authorized surplus sales and facility renovation amendments, accepted several agreements including a $91,000 appropriation for a national monument trust, extended the HR manager contract, made an appointment to the Beautification Board, heard brief public announcements, and adjourned.
Discussion Points
•Gaddy announced vacancy and proposed appointment; public commenters made community announcements and offers of thanks.
•Manager presented lists of properties for various nuisance actions; owners were notified but not present.
•Staff described appropriation and source (Representative Barbara Boyd).
•Staff presented surplus and contract amendment items for facilities and appraisal department.
•Staff presented the contract modification.
•Staff presented the DYS agreement for RISE.
•Staff presented the second-reading ABC application.
Decisions
•Application approved by unanimous vote.
•Appointment approved unanimously; public comments noted.
•Authorization approved unanimously.
•Authorization granted by unanimous voice vote.
•Extension approved unanimously.
•Resolutions and amendments approved unanimously.
•Resolutions for proceedings, dismissals, invoice approval, and new declarations carried unanimously.
Directions
•Chairman authorized to sign agreement.
•Chairman authorized to sign final agreement.
•Chairman authorized to sign the extension.
•File appointment; community events proceed with organizer coordination.
•Prepare vehicles for surplus sale; file and implement minor renovations per AIA amendments.
•Proceed with abatement actions and process invoices and dismissals as adopted.
•Proceed with processing the approved application.
At its Sept. 24, 2026 meeting, the Calhoun County Commission adopted a balanced FY2026 budget that includes a new county pay scale, approved multiple contracts and procurement actions, and moved to abate and declare public nuisances at several properties. Commissioners also authorized tourism and park agreements, reappointed Beautification Board members, and heard public comments from local EMS leaders and environmental advocates.
Discussion Points
•Board members thanked for encouraging property pride.
•Chamber thanked the commission for support; tourism committee to donate books to libraries.
•EMS leaders publicly thanked the commission for appropriations; river-advocacy group requested landowners for trash-trap installations.
•Eviction proceedings reported at 17 Harris St.; owner at 304 Rowan St. provided photographs to show nuisances removed; one owner requested extra time.
•Ms. Wood noted the new pay scale increased workload during budget preparation.
•Multiple procurement items and surplus declarations were presented by county staff; commissioners approved all items by voice vote.
Decisions
•Adopted abatement, dismissal and nuisance declaration resolutions
•Adopted FY2026 budget resolution
•Approved awards and contracts; rejected One World bids.
•Authorized tourism agreement and scheduled community events
•Reappointments approved unanimously
•See list above
Directions
•Staff to meet with owners after the meeting and follow up on remediation
The Calhoun County Commission met Sept. 10, 2026, and unanimously approved a series of routine and policy items: approval of an off-premises retail table wine ABC license, multiple public-nuisance actions (declarations, dismissals and abatements), vendor contracts for county software and coroner forms, updates to recovery residence rules, a landfill-permit modification, juvenile services agreements and assorted resolutions. Several members of the public made brief remarks during the public-comment period.
Discussion Points
•County attorney clarified the substance of the changes to recovery residence regulations.
•Gaddy presented details and contract dates/costs for both agreements.
•Gaddy presented the DYS grant and the SAYS agreement; commissioners approved both by voice vote.
•Gaddy presented the permit modification request; commissioners asked no recorded questions.
•Gaddy presented the second-reading ABC application and later the levy-assignment resolution.
•Mize presented lists of properties recommended for abatement, dismissal and declaration.
•Public-comment announcements and expressions of thanks.
•Resident Mary Jo Taylor requested additional time, citing partial cleanup and lack of assistance.
•Staff presented the tourism agreement; commissioners elected to table to allow review.
Decisions
•Agreements authorized and are on file.
•Chairman authorized to sign modification.
•Commission approved abatement resolutions (seven), dismissals (six), and declarations (ten) by unanimous voice votes.
•Commission authorized Chairman to sign both vendor agreements.
•Item tabled until next meeting.
•License approved; levies assigned by resolution.
•Resolution adopted; requirements will be stricter for future recovery residences.
Directions
•Officer Mize to meet with Ms. Taylor after the meeting to discuss assistance/timeframes.
Calhoun County Commission approved multiple resolutions and bids, declared and dismissed several public nuisances, approved a liquor and tobacco license for Highway 9 Cigars and Bottle Shop, designated transit services for urbanized unincorporated areas with a $52,113 county commitment, and heard community announcements before adjourning at 10:18 a.m.
Discussion Points
•Authorization for the chairman to sign the DYS subsidy and audit agreements.
•Commission adopted resolutions granting purchases to Cooper Chevrolet at listed prices.
•Commission adopted resolutions to award contracts for corrections food service and public-works materials.
•Owners Carla Maddox and Carl Ahee described improvements and documentation they said addressed county concerns.
•Presentation of multiple procurement awards by Jonathan Gaddy.
•Presentation of nuisance declarations, dismissals and invoices by Environmental Programs Manager Kraig Mize.
•Presentation of the 5307 designation and county commitment by Jonathan Gaddy.
•Presentation of two vehicle purchases for Revenue Department by Jonathan Gaddy.
•Second reading of ABC application for Highway 9 Enterprise LLC d/b/a Highway 9 Cigars and Bottle Shop read aloud by Jonathan Gaddy.
Decisions
•Adopt 5307 designation and authorize agreements; community announcements recorded.
•Approve ABC application; resolution adopted.
•Approve vehicle purchases and attach resolutions to packet.
•Commission adopted nuisance declarations and dismissals and approved four invoices totaling $1,820.00.
•Contracts awarded to named vendors with specified effective dates.
Directions
•Mr. Mize offered to meet with owners after the meeting to review documentation.
The Calhoun County Commission met July 23, 2026. Commissioners approved warrants and minutes, adopted multiple resolutions including public-nuisance abatements and dismissals, authorized contracts and appointments, and heard public comments on PCB cleanup and local events. The meeting adjourned at 10:36 a.m.
Discussion Points
•Appointees and term lengths presented; no objections recorded.
•Park manager described improvements and tenant issues; owner Kelley expressed uncertainty about nuisances.
•Resolutions presented for property transfer, emergency repairs, and tax-waiver; no budget details provided in minutes.
•Rodney McCain noted the road-analytics tool will help prioritize road work.
•Solutia presentations announced; coordination with Anniston PCB Mediation group noted.
Decisions
•Agreements and appointments authorized by unanimous vote.
•Appointments approved unanimously.
•Resolutions adopted unanimously.
•Resolutions to abate adopted; multiple dismissals and additional declarations adopted.
Directions
•Chairman authorized to sign; public works department to contract emergency repairs.
•Chairman to sign agreements as authorized.
•Clerk to record appointments and terms.
•Staff to meet with property owners after meeting to clarify nuisances.
Calhoun County Commission met July 9, 2026; commissioners approved routine warrants and minutes, granted an ABC retail license for B Mart Alexandria LLC, adopted multiple nuisance abatement resolutions and dismissals, approved nuisance invoices totaling specified amounts, reinstated the Ag Center Board, adopted Cane Creek Community Garden rules, appointed Larry Stewart to the Board of Equalization, heard a library director public comment, and adjourned at 10:35 a.m.
Discussion Points
•Appointment necessity presented by county attorney; public comment regarding library services.
•County Attorney Julie Borrelli presented application as second reading.
•Dismissals and invoices were presented by staff; no owners present for dismissals.
•Jonathan Bloodworth requested additional time to make repairs for property at 420 Russell Ave.
•Mize presented the recommendations and ownerships for seven properties.
•Park manager Randy Harmon described improvements and ongoing plans.
•Resolution presented by county attorney; Extension Director reported renovations and board purpose.
•Rules presented by county attorney; Extension Director described RC&D-funded beds.
•Staff recommended declarations for multiple lots owned by Calhoun MHP LLC and one parcel owned by Jeremy Kelley.
Decisions
•Application approved by unanimous voice vote.
•Appointment adopted; meeting adjourned.
•Declarations adopted; staff to follow up.
•Dismissal resolutions and invoices approved by unanimous voice vote.
•Resolution adopted to reinstate the Ag Center Board.
•Resolutions adopted to proceed with abatement.
•Rules approved and recorded.
Directions
•Extension Office to coordinate bed adoption.
•Mize offered to meet with Mr. Bloodworth after the meeting.
•Mize offered to meet with Mr. Harmon after the meeting.
The Calhoun County Commission met June 25, 2026, approving routine warrants, multiple nuisance abatement resolutions, several county resolutions including grant and retirement-system payments, and accepting subdivisions; public commenters raised road maintenance and community event items.
Discussion Points
•All items were adopted by unanimous voice vote.
•Announcements included Woodstock 5K participant numbers and Independence Day event scheduling.
•Commissioners adopted the handbook unanimously with no substantive debate in the minutes.
•Commissioners approved the application unanimously with no recorded debate.
•Commissioners approved the resolution unanimously with no recorded debate.
•Commissioners approved without recorded debate.
•Commissioners asked no substantive questions and approved the resolutions by voice vote.
•Commissioner Shears announced a community car show and fireworks at Nancy’s Creek Park.
•County Engineer said the county is working with the city on maintenance and possible adoption.
•Gaddy presented a letter of intent and recommended participation in the ACCA joint bid.
•Gaddy presented the grant application resolution for Woodland Park.
•Mr. Gaddy presented the resolution and statutory basis (Act 608).
•Mr. Gaddy presented the revised handbook for final approval.
•Mr. Mize listed seven properties recommended for abatement; one owner present offered cooperation.
•Public comment raised safety and accessibility concerns for Foothills Road 1.
•Staff presented rights-of-way and subdivision acceptances and administrative appointment resolutions.
Decisions
•Adopt nuisance abatement resolutions for seven properties; later adopt eight additional nuisance declarations; dismiss one nuisance; approve four invoices.
•Adopt resolution to apply for playground grant.
•Adopt resolution to fund payment required by Act 608.
Calhoun County Commission met May 28, 2026; commissioners approved multiple nuisance resolutions, declared surplus equipment, authorized OPEB valuation participation, approved an ALDOT resurfacing agreement and granted a five-year tax abatement to Blastcrete Equipment, LLC; several public commenters and America250 representatives addressed the board.
Discussion Points
•Announcements of upcoming America250 countywide events.
•Ceremonial presentation of a framed keepsake commemorating Liberty at the Landing.
•Commissioners authorized the chairman to sign the memorandum.
•Coosa Riverkeeper announced a fishing clinic scheduled for June 6.
•County staff presented the 2025 MOP and named Cavanaugh Macdonald Consulting as the actuarial firm.
•Don Hopper said the abatement will support a $2,000,000 expansion.
•Environmental Programs Manager offered to meet after the meeting to discuss next steps.
•No cost or schedule details provided in meeting materials.
•No disposal plan was discussed in the meeting summary.
•Owners or representatives reported partial cleanup, probate delays, or renter damage.
•Residents praised county service and courthouse upgrades.
•Resolution to approve ALDOT resurfacing agreement for Old Gadsden Highway.
•Scott Knighton thanked the commission and said the abatement would help create jobs.
•Two county equipment items and a safe were presented for surplus declaration.
Decisions
•Agreement authorized; resolution adopted.
•Authorization granted to sign MOP for full OPEB valuation.
•Five-year tax abatement granted to Blastcrete Equipment, LLC.
•Multiple nuisance declarations adopted; one nuisance dismissed (303 Smith Street) and several dismissals approved.
•Surplus declarations adopted.
Directions
•County Finance to execute MOP and proceed with valuation.
•Environmental Programs Manager to meet with property representatives for follow-up.
The Calhoun County Commission met April 23, 2026, approving routine warrants and minutes, issuing proclamations for Stewardship Week and legislative appreciation, adopting multiple nuisance resolutions, awarding a $1,106,887.80 resurfacing contract, making two board appointments, hearing public comment about speeding, and adjourning at 10:33 a.m.
Discussion Points
•Commissioner Shears noted similar complaints and staff coordination with engineer and sheriff.
•Presentation of bid award and contract amount.
•Presentation of proclamations for Stewardship Week and legislative appreciation.
•Public comment requesting speed limit review on Chosea Springs Road.
•Recycling van displayed; Extension and GSCC announced events; chairman invited public to America 250 kickoff.
•Staff presented recommended abatements, dismissals, and declarations and noted owners had been notified but were not present.
•Staff presented vacancies; nominations made by motion.
Decisions
•Appointments approved by unanimous voice vote
•Contract awarded to Vulcan Materials for $1,106,887.80
•Resolutions adopted/dismissed/declared as recorded
Directions
•Chairman authorized to sign contract.
•County engineer and Sheriff's Office to review complaints and advise on potential speed-limit adjustment.
•Environmental Programs to file and process resolutions and coordinate next steps.
The Calhoun County Commission met April 9, 2026, and unanimously approved routine business including agenda and minutes, multiple nuisance abatements and dismissals, several surplus and grant resolutions, and agreements on local housing and opioid settlement participation. Public comments thanked the commission for EMS billing changes and announced upcoming community events.
Discussion Points
•County staff presented multiple agreements and grant reallocations, including participation in opioid settlement and continued HOME Consortium involvement.
•Environmental Programs Manager Kraig Mize outlined multiple nuisance actions and invoices; property owners described cleanup challenges and tenant-caused deterioration.
Decisions
•Adopted agenda and minutes; approved seven nuisance abatement resolutions and nine nuisance declarations; approved two nuisance invoices totaling $7,460; authorized participation in opioid settlement; approved $25,000 allocation to United Way; adopted ADECA reallocation, JAG grant application (not to exceed $26,685), capital facilities plan, and multiple surplus resolutions.
Directions
•County staff to finalize agreements and obtain chairman signature where authorized.
•Mize to meet with property owners after the meeting to discuss remediation steps.
At its March 26, 2026 regular meeting, the Calhoun County Commission unanimously approved a series of resolutions and agreements including multiple public-nuisance declarations, dismissals and invoices, a surplus vehicle sale, grant application, software and payment agreements, and an inmate-housing agreement. The meeting also included a proclamation honoring the Saks High School girls’ basketball team and a public-comment period addressing traffic safety and community events.
Discussion Points
•Announcements of community programs and events sponsored or supported by the county
•Appointment of Facilities Manager to permanent contract
•Authorization to execute vendor agreements for landfill operations
•Need to replace lost pistol-permit revenue cited by Sheriff Hurst
•Owner Dewayne Raney requested guidance on removing nuisance designation
•Presentation of recommended abatement properties by Environmental Programs Manager Kraig Mize
•Request for stop signs on Choccolocco Road and a county traffic study
Decisions
•Adopt five abatement resolutions; adopt six dismissal resolutions; approve two nuisance invoices; declare nine additional nuisances later in meeting
•Approve grant application, inmate-housing agreement, vendor agreements, surplus sale and employee contract
•No formal votes were taken during public comment; items may be addressed administratively or at future meetings
Directions
•County Engineer may order a traffic study to evaluate speeding concerns
•County staff to execute agreements and submit the grant application
•Mize to meet with property owner Raney after the meeting to explain remediation steps
•Sheriff's Office to finalize inmate-housing arrangements with U.S. Marshals
Calhoun County Commission held a regular meeting on March 12, 2026; commissioners approved routine procurement and surplus actions, advanced nuisance abatements and dismissals, adopted amended regulations for recovery residences, recognized Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and heard community updates including a recovery-home testimony.
Discussion Points
•Award of pursuit vehicle bid to Donohoo Chevrolet
•Community organizations reported on cleanup, funding and recovery-support activities
•Declaration of multiple surplus vehicles and inventory items
•Dismissal recommendations for three properties
•Extension of collision repair contract with Alexandria Body Shop
•Motion and unanimous approval of amended regulations
•Presentation and approval of two nuisance invoices totaling $7,260
•Proclamation for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month presented and acknowledged
•Recognition of newly appointed Chief Deputy Carl Moses
•Recommendation to declare five additional properties as public nuisances
•Recommendation to proceed with abatement for 1229 Rhodes Street; owners notified but not present
•Split of fleet services contract between Alexandria Brake and Cobb's Automotive
•Summary of substantive changes by County Attorney Julie Borrelli (higher tenant-to-restroom ratio; prohibition on storing private resident information)
Decisions
•Adopted abatement resolution for 1229 Rhodes Street
•Adopted amended recovery-residence regulations
•Adopted dismissal resolutions for three properties
•Approved awards, contract split and surplus declarations
The Calhoun County Commission met Feb. 26, 2026, approving multiple nuisance abatements and dismissals, awarding a demolition bid, declaring and disposing of surplus property, authorizing several contracts and a Comcast franchise, and entering an executive session on pending litigation.
Discussion Points
•Managers presented nuisance recommendations and surplus lists for approval.
•Public commenters raised tourism promotion and neighborhood safety concerns related to halfway houses.
•Sheriff’s Office manuals to be updated under Lexipol contract; Probate Office to replace legacy software.
Decisions
•All contracts and resolutions approved unanimously.
•All listed resolutions and motions approved unanimously.
•Commissioners voted to enter executive session for litigation discussion.
Directions
•Chairman to be authorized to sign listed contracts.
•Proceed with abatements and surplus disposal as approved.
Calhoun County Commission Minutes - February 12, 2026
Regular meeting of the Calhoun County Commission on Feb. 12, 2026: commissioners approved multiple nuisance resolutions, awarded highway bids, extended a sports-complex beverage contract, authorized several contracts and grant applications, adopted a local regulation resolution tied to Alabama Act 2025-109, made board reappointments, heard brief public comments, and adjourned at 10:20 a.m.
Discussion Points
•Chairman Patterson thanked Commissioner Howell for his nine months as commission chairman.
•Clarification of monthly award amount for groundskeeping (set to $565/month for facilities 33A-33G).
•Extension of Coca-Cola contract with updated pricing effective Jan. 1, 2026.
•Grant application to ADECA for HVAC purchases and installations.
•No substantive debate or implementing detail recorded in minutes.
•Paypoint HR study contract amount of $45,000 recorded in minutes.
•Presentation of a resolution pursuant to Alabama Act 2025-109.
•Public questions from Bonnie Jones (5302 Long Avenue) and contractor Justin Rogers (16 Boiling Springs Rd) about violations and insurance delays.
Decisions
•Adopt abatement resolutions for seven properties; dismiss nuisance designations for six properties; declare two additional properties nuisances.
•Adopt the resolution; further implementation details to be found in attached resolution.
•Authorize grant application; approve Paypoint HR agreement; accept Cedar Springs Estate subdivision; authorize auction agreement.
•Award bids to named vendors; extend Coca-Cola contract; declare surplus equipment; correct groundskeeping award.
•Reappointments to 911 and MDA boards approved; public comments recorded.
Directions
•County staff to execute awarded contracts and schedule auction with JM Wood Auction Company.
•County staff to prepare and submit the grant application and execute the Paypoint HR agreement.
•Mr. Mize to meet with residents/contractor after the meeting to discuss concerns.
Calhoun County Commission met Feb. 12, 2026, and unanimously approved a slate of resolutions including nuisance abatements and dismissals, multiple highway bid awards and contract actions, a local regulation resolution tied to Alabama Act 2025-109, several board reappointments, and authorization to apply for a State Energy Program grant.
Discussion Points
•Approval of warrants, agenda and prior minutes at meeting start
•Authorization to apply for ADECA State Energy Program grant for HVAC upgrades
•Contract extension with Coca‑Cola and groundskeeping bid correction
At its Jan. 22, 2026 meeting, the Calhoun County Commission approved multiple procurement resolutions and an ABC license, authorized bank signatories, extended a counseling contract, and adopted a series of public-nuisance abatements and declarations; two property owners asked for more time to remediate violations.
Discussion Points
•Bank authorization naming county signatories
•Presentation and approval of multiple procurement awards and contracts
•Property-specific remediation status updates from two owners
•Recommendations to proceed with 11 public-nuisance abatements
•Recommendation to declare nine properties public nuisances with two owners requesting more time
•Staff offered follow-up meetings to discuss remediation plans
Decisions
•Adoption of abatement and declaration resolutions and approval of nuisance invoice
•All listed resolutions and motions were approved unanimously by voice vote
Directions
•Chairman authorized execution of elevator inspection agreement
•Environmental Programs Manager offered follow-up meetings with property owners to discuss remediation
•Environmental Programs to meet with owners following the meeting
Calhoun County Commission Minutes - January 22, 2026
On Jan. 22, 2026, the Calhoun County Commission met and unanimously approved a series of routine procurement and administrative resolutions, moved forward with multiple public-nuisance abatements (including new nuisance declarations and dismissals), and heard public announcements about community events and safety programs.
Discussion Points
•Announcements of community events and outreach programs during public comment: B.A.B. PSA contest; Extension programming and training; volunteer river cleanup; trafficking conversation event and a new Chamber radio segment.
•Bank authorization naming three authorized signatories effective Jan. 24, 2026.
•Contract extension for Jon Garlic, LPC, and ALDOT maintenance agreement for new traffic signals.
•Invoice approval for nuisance abatement at 2045 Old Choccolocco Road for $4,030.00.
•Owner Michael Clarkson requested more time to remediate 1441 Lenlock Lane; Jerri Flemming reported eviction of unauthorized occupants and planned trash removal.
•Presentation of multiple nuisance abatement lists and recommendation to proceed by Environmental Programs Manager Kraig Mize.
•Presentation of multiple procurement awards and contract terms by County Administrator Jonathan Gaddy.
Decisions
•Adopted 11 nuisance abatement resolutions.
•Adopted 2 dismissal resolutions.
•Approved nuisance-abatement invoice for $4,030.00.
•Declared 9 additional properties as public nuisances.
•Multiple contracts and administrative resolutions approved unanimously.
•No formal county action recorded on these public-comment announcements.
Directions
•Environmental Programs Manager offered to meet with property owners to coordinate remediation.
At its Jan. 8, 2026 meeting, the Calhoun County Commission issued a proclamation recognizing January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, approved multiple public-nuisance resolutions, granted a liquor-license transfer and several administrative agreements, and heard Sheriff remarks on new deputies including a litter deputy funded by the Commission.
Discussion Points
•Administrator presented multiple administrative items including license transfer, bank authorization, and surplus property.
•Proclamation presented to United Way to mark Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
•Sheriff described assignment of deputies to community complaints and the hiring of an additional deputy dedicated to litter enforcement.
•Sheriff reported acquisition of two EVs and the need for WEX Bank card access at charging stations.
•Staff presented lists of properties for abatement, dismissal and declaration and noted owners had been notified but were not present.
•United Way and Sheriff noted importance of awareness and partnership.
Decisions
•All listed administrative motions were approved unanimously by voice vote.
•Commission approved abatements for four properties, dismissals for five properties and declarations for 12 properties; all by unanimous voice vote.
•Commission authorized agreements by unanimous voice vote; hiring of litter deputy was reported as complete with funds provided by the Commission but no specific motion to hire was recorded in the transcript.
Directions
•Activate WEX cards and coordinate charging access for county fleet.
•County staff to complete dumpster rental logistics for OneWorld Animal Control.
•County staff to submit license transfer to ABC board and update bank signatories.
•Property disposition and agreement implementation tasks assigned to relevant departments.
•Staff to proceed with abatement notices for properties declared nuisances and to close records for dismissed cases.
Calhoun County Commission Minutes - January 8, 2026
At its Jan. 8, 2026 regular meeting, the Calhoun County Commission approved multiple public-nuisance actions (declaring 12 properties nuisances and dismissing five), authorized several administrative resolutions and agreements, heard a proclamation recognizing January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month and received public comments and sheriff updates on local enforcement staffing.
Discussion Points
•Administrator Gaddy presented multiple administrative resolutions and agreements; Chairman Howell presented a proclamation; Sheriff Hurst reported staffing changes to address community complaints and litter enforcement.
•Staff presented addresses recommended for abatement and nuisance declaration; owners were notified but not present.
Decisions
•ABC license transfer approved; signatories designated; weather-camera and WEX Bank agreements authorized; Rebuild Alabama report approved; surplus property declared.
•Commission authorized abatements on four properties and declared 12 properties as public nuisances.
Directions
•Authorized the chairman to execute multiple agreements and adopted administrative resolutions.
The Calhoun County Commission met Dec. 18, 2025, approving multiple public-nuisance abatements and dismissals, rejecting a vehicle bid for the Revenue Commission Office, adopting several routine agreements and appointments, and introducing a new tourism director.
Discussion Points
•Multiple routine agreements and an insurance extension were presented by the County Administrator and approved without recorded deliberation.
•Staff presented lists of properties recommended for abatement, dismissal and declaration; one owner requested more time due to medical issues.
•Staff reported bids failed to meet requirements and recommended rejection.
Decisions
•Adopt abatement, dismissal and declaration resolutions and approve related invoices; all motions passed unanimously.
•Authorize polling-place agreement, extend ACCA liability coverage, authorize DataWorks and coroner transport agreements, accept subdivision, and appoint two at-large members.
•Resolution to reject bids adopted unanimously.
Directions
•Environmental Programs Manager to meet with Jerel Greathouse to discuss timeline for cleanup.
•Follow county procurement procedures for next steps (not specified).
