The Commission discussed and approved several items, including a cooperative agreement for an interoperable radio system, a contract for gravel road paving, and the selection of a service provider for a Re-entry Coordinator program. Additionally, the commission approved the acquisition of public safety software, amendments to telecommunications maintenance contracts, a procurement contract for technology hardware, an extended leave of absence for an employee, and a cost apportionment agreement with the Missouri Department of Transportation regarding highway improvements.
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The Commission addressed several items, including a first reading for the award of a contract for chip seal pavement preservation, a first reading for an amendment to a construction contract, and a request for the release of a stormwater security agreement and letter of credit for a development project. A budget amendment for interpreter services was tabled. The Commission approved an asset transfer agreement with the City of Columbia regarding assets at a former joint communications site. Additionally, there was a public discussion regarding road paving plans.
May 14, 2026·Board meeting
Boone County Commission Minutes
The commission addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key agenda items included the first reading of an Adopt-a-Road Program application, the approval of a contract amendment regarding road maintenance, and the authorization of several purchasing requests, including uniforms, a new tandem roller, and call recording hardware. The commission also approved the purchase of a new service vehicle and fuel system upgrades, authorized the disposal of various surplus items, and approved a change order for the Regional Training Center fueling area.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Boone County Commission Minutes
The commission addressed several budget amendments for various departments, including IT network-related hardware and software renewals, George Spencer Scholarship Trust payouts, and the transfer of excess tax maintenance funds. The meeting also involved discussions on a road maintenance agreement with the City of Columbia, authorization of contract amendments for record and playback systems, fuel systems, and detainee commissary services, as well as the purchase of a new service vehicle. Additionally, the commission reviewed various surplus disposal requests for computer equipment and returned items, and approved an amendment for software subscriptions for the Sheriff's Office.
