Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wakulla County.
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Oct 12, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
ITB 2026-20 seeks construction of an 8' x 30' floating dock connected to a fixed dock by an aluminum gangway. The dock is to be located along the north edge of the existing ramp at 6527 Coastal Hwy, Crawfordville. Substantial completion is required within 50 days, with final completion within 60 days.
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Census ID
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189804
Employee FTE
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182
Population
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38,089
Procurement Hell Score
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38 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wakulla County
The board meeting centered on public concerns regarding proposed budget reductions for the Wakulla County Animal Adoption Center. Community members, including volunteers and residents, emphasized the success of the current programs, such as pet retention, spay/neuter initiatives, and adoption success rates, arguing that closures would lead to increased public safety risks and long-term costs. The board clarified that the discussed budget cut was a contingency plan and not the current budget, which actually included an increase for animal services. Additionally, there was a brief discussion regarding veterans' services and representation for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The meeting included a public hearing to adopt the tentative millage rate and budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The Board also approved resolutions concerning fire protection service assessments, annual rate resolutions for solid waste services, and special assessment programs for subdivision broadband improvements. Additionally, the Board authorized various grant applications, including those for coastal partnership initiatives, water conservation, and state aid to libraries, while also approving contract amendments for septic-to-sewer projects, navigational marker repairs, and professional engineering services. Finally, discussions were held regarding impact fee studies, state agency budget requests, and scheduling adjustments for future meetings.
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The Board addressed a consent agenda involving the disposal of county property, funding agreements for Public Safety Answering Points, the reappointment of committee members, and multiple engineering contract amendments for septic-to-sewer projects and water system infrastructure. Additionally, the Board approved a noncompetitive procurement for facility filters and authorized various grant applications. General business included the reduction of a code enforcement lien, the acceptance of financial and debt reports, and the procurement of budgeting and contract management software. In planning and zoning, the Board adopted an ordinance regarding sidewalks in the Crawfordville Town Plan and approved land use and zoning amendments for a development project. The meeting concluded with updates regarding ballot language and local traffic infrastructure.
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