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Maintenance contracts OK’d by Henry board

The Henry County Administration Building, site of Board of Commissioners meetings.
The Henry County Administration Building, site of Board of Commissioners meetings.
By Monroe Roark for the AJC
June 17, 2021

Three maintenance agreements for county facilities were approved by the Henry County Board of Commissioners at its June 2 regular meeting. An emergency roofing retrofit for the Henry County Sheriff’s Training Center, made necessary due to multiple leaks on a 30-year-old building that was deemed beyond repair, was approved at a cost of $245,750. An annual contract in the amount of $120,425 for HVAC maintenance and repairs to various county buildings was approved along with a separate contract for on-call electrical services. Both of those agreements are for one year with two mutually agreed-upon extensions. Information: henrycounty-ga.com.

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