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Lee County
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lee County.
- Buyer type:
- County
- Location:
- Opelika, AL
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lee County.
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Census ID
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160528
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
400
Population
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189,881
Propensity to Spend
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This document details various expenditures by the Lee County Commission, categorized into invoices requiring direct approval and those for ratification. It covers a wide range of services, supplies, and appropriations from numerous vendors, including Blackbaud P-Card transactions. The transactions primarily occurred in March 2025, with some services extending to October 2025, and include departmental costs for areas such as appropriations, recreation, engineering, jail, and sheriff's office.
This document presents a compilation of invoices for ratification by the Lee County Commission, dated September 26, 2022. It details various expenditures for goods and services provided by multiple vendors to different county departments. The services and products covered span an effective period from May 2022 to September 2023. The total amount requested for ratification across all listed invoices is $677,765.14.
This document is a ratification list for invoices submitted to the Lee County Commission, dated August 29, 2022. It details numerous payments to various vendors for services and goods rendered to different county departments, covering service periods primarily from July 2022 through December 2022. The total amount for all invoices listed for ratification is $1,275,126.72.
This document details a list of invoices submitted to the Lee County Commission for approval on November 28, 2022. It itemizes expenditures from numerous vendors for various supplies, services, and materials across different county departments, culminating in a total amount of $69,203.41 for approval.
This document details a list of invoices submitted to the Lee County Commission for approval on March 28, 2022. It covers various expenditures from multiple vendors, including office supplies, concrete pipes, vehicle repairs, rent, security cameras, fuel, and software services, for different county departments. The total amount requested for approval across all listed items is $135,331.44, with services spanning from February to April 2022.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lee County
The Commission addressed several items, including the reappointment of members to the E911 Board and the hearing of an appeal regarding a noise ordinance violation, which resulted in a vote to affirm the citations. Discussions were held concerning the membership of the IAC and potential cost overruns for Loachapoka Water Authority projects. The Commission authorized a request for an attorney general's opinion regarding the disclosure of delinquent garbage fee customers. Additional actions included the approval of a liquor license transfer, educational reimbursement requests for deputies, and the appointment of a representative to the Mid-South Resource Conservation and Development Council. A subdivision final plat approval was tabled for further review. Following an executive session to discuss a real estate transaction, the Commission authorized the County Engineer to negotiate and the Chairman to sign necessary documents, before adjourning into a budget work session.
The Commission conducted interviews for the Chief Administrative Officer position, ultimately extending an offer to Holly Leverette. The meeting included discussions on joining the Association of County Commissions of Alabama's IAC program, approving a speed limit reduction on Lee Road 379, and receiving an update on the transition to a curbside garbage service. A public hearing was held regarding a newly adopted noise ordinance for unincorporated areas of the county. Additionally, the Commission addressed property-related concerns on several roads, approved the use of the meeting center for a charitable event, authorized educational reimbursements, canceled the second December meeting, adjusted pay grades for Probate Office staff, granted final plat approval for a subdivision, approved temporary compensation increases for the Chief Building Official, authorized new positions for the Parks Department, and approved a renovation contract and American Recovery Plan fund allocation for the T.K. Davis Justice Center. The commission also awarded a bid for a new drone for the EMA department and executed property agreements for a park project.
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The commission held discussions on various topics including the EMA director selection process and appointed Rita Smith to the position. There were deliberations regarding the Loachapoka Community Center being deemed unsafe and the subsequent relocation of voting sites for upcoming elections. Additionally, the commission addressed concerns regarding the condition of Lee Road 246, renewed a lodging tax revenue agreement, reviewed and approved updates to subdivision regulations, and authorized the donation of material to support school and recreation ballfields. Furthermore, the commission approved participation in a recycling grant program and updated the Flood Damage Prevention Resolution in compliance with FEMA requirements.
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