Plymouth County Extends Chevrolet Contracts and Discusses Renovations

The Plymouth Board of County Commissioners convened to discuss decisions, including the extension of contracts with local Chevrolet dealers and an update on ongoing county property renovations. Additionally, the board addressed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fund allocations and upcoming cultural events in collaboration with international partners.

02:24In a decision, the commissioners voted to extend contracts with Liberty Chevrolet and Colonial Chevrolet for public service vehicles. These contracts, initially set from 2023 to 2026, now include options for two additional one-year extensions. The extensions are intended to ensure a steady supply of vehicles and accessories for county use.

07:39Another focal point of the meeting was the renovation project on Belmont Street in Brockton. The site is undergoing a complete overhaul to prepare it as a revenue-generating property for the county. The renovation, which is expected to conclude in three weeks, aims to make the building suitable for leasing. Despite some staff shortages due to medical leaves, the project is progressing well, and the commissioners are optimistic about its completion and future leasing potential.

10:12The board also discussed a request from the Department of Commerce to use county office space temporarily. However, due to legal and ethical constraints regarding offering space without compensation, the commissioners decided against proceeding with the arrangement. They emphasized the need to adhere to guidelines requiring compensation for leased or licensed properties.

04:55Additionally, the commissioners approved a payment of $11,629.50 to Clifton Larson Allen LLP for administrative support under the American Rescue Plan Act. This disbursement is part of the county’s ongoing efforts to manage and allocate federal funds effectively.

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