Stephens County
Budgets, taxes, fees, audits, bids, contracts, grants, and major purchases.
Where is public money being raised or spent?Public Money issues in Stephens County
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The county board signed off on a $411,000 purchase from TEN-8, committing county funds to the equipment.
Commissioners voted to sell off county equipment no longer needed, clearing it for disposal through the GovDeals auction site.
The county board signed off on two fuel bills covering gasoline and diesel purchases from Acree Oil.
The county has moved forward with a new criminal investigations building tied to the jail, approving a construction contract and furniture purchase this year.
The county's governing board is set to consider paying two fuel invoices totaling nearly $36,806, part of its routine spending on vehicle fuel.
Commissioners are weighing two vendor quotes for a brine applicator system, a purchase that was tabled once and returns with an updated price.
An invoice from JWL Transit, Inc., doing business as Lanier Grading, is listed for the county board's consideration.
The quote, which exceeds $10,000, is listed for the Board of Commissioners' consideration as a county purchase.
County commissioners are set to weigh a renewal agreement for standby pavement striping services, which could keep road markings maintained across the county.
The county board has scheduled a vote on an updated purchasing and financial policy manual that would set rules for how the county buys goods and services.
The county is set to pay more than $34,000 in diesel and gas invoices from a single fuel supplier.
The invoice would direct county payment to vendor Central Square, with a motion to approve listed from Commissioner Simmons.
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