Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alleghany County.
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Nov 3, 2026
Alleghany County, North Carolina, invites qualified contractors to submit proposals for comprehensive mowing, landscaping, grounds maintenance, and snow and ice removal services at 115 Atwood Street, Sparta, North Carolina.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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171086
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
140
Population
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11,479
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Quick Decision Flow
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alleghany County
The Board of Commissioners conducted a meeting covering a variety of topics. Presentations included a communicable disease report from local health officials. General business discussions focused on establishing a multidisciplinary team for adult case reviews, the relocation of a future meeting due to early voting, surplus vehicle sales, fairgrounds maintenance and restoration, property and grant restrictions related to recreational facilities, and legislative updates concerning property tax reform. The Board also took action on several items: approving out-of-state travel for soil and water conservation, appointing a new agriculture advisory board member, awarding a fuel oil contract, approving a fire department contract, authorizing budget amendments for fire tax funds and recreation, approving a one-time service credit enhancement, establishing a new position in the Department of Social Services, and approving transportation grant applications.
The meeting featured a retirement recognition for a long-serving official and a presentation regarding the county's designation as an Official North Carolina Trail Town. Discussions covered tax foreclosure sales, the upcoming property revaluation process, and operational updates across various departments, including facilities and emergency services. The board authorized the collection of annual property taxes, approved a road name, updated the organizational drug and alcohol policy, sanctioned an out-of-state youth educational trip, and adjusted Fireman's Relief Fund membership. Additionally, the board approved a budget amendment for a grant-funded medical program, contracted for auditorium HVAC improvements, and held a closed session concerning personnel compensation and legal counsel, which resulted in a salary adjustment for the County Manager.
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The document contains an agenda for an upcoming meeting and minutes from a previous session. Key topics include proposed regulations for the living conditions of outside animals, updates regarding the Fire Department, a drug and alcohol policy revision, and a 4-H trip request. Financial matters discussed involve pay plan updates, fire service contract adjustments, and various line-item transfers. The minutes detail the appointment of a Grand Marshall for the America 250 celebration, a Veterans Committee report, and a public hearing on transit fare adjustments. Additionally, the Board addressed the adoption of the FY 2026-2027 budget, opioid settlement spending plans, and concerns regarding the potential relocation of the Department of Social Services.
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