Stevens County Commission Approves Generator Purchase and Discusses Local Projects in April Meeting

The Stevens County Commissioners met on April 22, 2024, led by Tron. Amy Tharp, the County Clerk, was also present. The session started with the approval of minutes from the previous meeting and county vouchers totaling $274,001.92 for various funds including General, Judicial District, and Road & Bridge.

Rodney Kelling proposed buying a new propane-powered generator for $8,900.00, noting its longer operational time compared to diesel. The commissioners agreed to the purchase, pending cost details for leasing and buying a propane tank from Fronk Oil.

Ross Sullivan updated on several projects. He mentioned that bids for the EMS doors were still pending. He confirmed the completion of roof repairs and new ceiling tiles installation at the wellness center. The commissioners later approved a $3,623.08 bid from Finishing Touches for the EMS doors.

Erica Ortega from City on a Hill requested $1,500.00 for 2025 due to increased client numbers and reduced state funding. The commissioners decided to review this request during next year's budget discussions. Tony Martin spoke about upcoming road and bridge work and a public hearing on planning and zoning, highlighting the need to start early because of good weather.

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