Meeting
Jackson County Board of County Commissioners - Regular Meeting - November 10, 2026 9:00 AM CST
Body
Jackson County Board of County Commissioners
Date
November 09, 2026
Jurisdiction
State & Local
The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners’ regular meeting on November 10, 2026, included several procurement and capital-funding actions. The board approved an agreement to acquire dump trucks under a recurring replacement plan; approved revisions to the CDBG engineering and grant-administration RFQ evaluation criteria to include price; and authorized negotiations with Charlene “Tricky” Durham and Travis Durham for a concessionaire proposal. It also approved a jail-related grant agreement for capital purchases, a grant agreement for airport-building hardening supported by approximately $850,000 in state funding, and a DAG architect task order for design work. For the Barber Road lift-station project, funded by an approximately $1.6 million Rural Infrastructure Fund grant, the board approved a change order of about $247,182 to add rehabilitation of another lift station. A Jones Edmunds monitoring task order of approximately $61,000 was also addressed. The board approved budget amendments totaling approximately $1.05 million, including an amendment transferring animal-control funding to the Sheriff’s Office, and approved a lease with attorney Nate Nolan at $500 per month, with improvements capped at $3,500 and a five-year purchase option for $50,000, subject to the stated credit for improvements. The board also approved selling the former sheriff’s office and an application for fiscally constrained county funds.
Other discussion included a planned December 8 public hearing on a proposed wireless communications tower development order and an upcoming public meeting on revisions to the county’s data-center ordinance; no data-center ordinance change was adopted at this meeting. The meeting also recognized veterans and a departing commissioner, and included public comments on veterans’ services and courthouse procedures. No other procurement actions were clearly identifiable in the transcript.
Source
Jackson County Board of County Commissioners