Stephens County
Budgets, taxes, fees, audits, bids, contracts, grants, and major purchases.
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The board signed off on payment of a five-figure invoice to the vendor after it appeared on two prior meeting agendas.
The county board signed off on paying a $11,573.64 invoice from Motorola Solutions, Inc., a cost covered by county funds.
The deal means the city will handle building permits and inspections for the county under an intergovernmental agreement the county board voted to sign.
The county board signed off on a salt purchase over $10,000, part of a batch of high-dollar invoices and quotes requiring commission approval.
The county's general fund budget grows 5.82% for the year ahead, and commissioners have now set the property tax rates, including for county residents and the school board…
The county will pay A&T Fence, Inc. over $17,000 for fencing work approved by commissioners.
The county board signed off on the purchase, which will draw on county funds.
The Stephens County Board of Commissioners signed off on a software agreement for the county's emergency management agency.
The county will pay more than $26,000 at signing and again after one year for aerial imagery services used for GIS and tax assessor work.
The county board signed off on two large diesel and gasoline invoices, part of routine spending oversight for bills exceeding $10,000.
The county board signed off unanimously on a quote for Morbark equipment worth nearly half a million dollars.
County commissioners are weighing a purchase of a used industrial wood grinder that would cost taxpayers money for equipment sold with no warranty.
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