Randolph County Board of Commissioners - June 1st, 2026

The Randolph County Board of Commissioners held a meeting on June 1, 2026, which included several procurement and contract-related discussions. Notably, the board approved a bid for demolition work on a public building, with the lowest bid coming from DH Griffin, a qualified demolition company. The board also formalized the renewal of a contract related to the monetization of methane gas from the county landfill, entering into agreements with Waga Pollution to convert landfill gas into renewable natural gas, with projected revenues potentially reaching up to $10 million annually over the long term. Additionally, the board approved funding allocations for the Randolph Senior Adults Association and received updates on the Invictus Task Force focused on child exploitation investigations. A proposal to change the vendor for inmate food services to Kell, a family-owned company operating in multiple states, was also presented for consideration. The meeting included motions to approve contracts and budget allocations, with some commissioners recusing themselves due to conflicts of interest. Overall, the meeting addressed key procurement decisions involving capital projects, service contracts, and revenue-generating initiatives for the county.