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Government Projects in Catawba County

7 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

An updated opioid settlement resolution authorizes $2,439,649 across several initiatives, including a Newton-Conover City Schools School Resilience Pilot ($80,000) and a Catawba Valley Medical Center opioid grant ($162,266) extended through June 30, 2027. Other funded strategies include an SUD program coordinator, jail MAT, and a PORT/community paramedic team. This bundle of funded work signals active, multi-year purchasing around school-based resilience programming, hospital-based addiction services, data and coordination roles, and community paramedicine infrastructure.

Grant Funding
$2,439,649Jul 20, 2026

Purchase of a new automated side loading refuse truck with optional items.

Contract Award
$416,349Sep 2, 2026

The Sheriff’s Office is shifting from a 5-year lease to direct purchase of Motorola N70 7/800 APX portable radios and related gear. The Board is moving $552,567 into a capital project, combining current-year operating funds, prior capital balances, and $111,642 from fund balance, to buy 75 radios in FY27 and 75 in FY28. Motorola is effectively the incumbent, but this multi-year radio refresh will require accessories, programming, installation, lifecycle support, and possibly integration with CAD and other systems.

Contract Award
$552,567Jul 20, 2026

Rebuild raw water pump and motor number two (4.0 MGD unit) at the water treatment plant.

Contract Award
$123,500Aug 5, 2026

The County is declaring its property at 245 East N Street, Newton, surplus and starting the upset bid process based on a $65,000 offer from Ashure Ministry, Inc., which has leased the site since 1971 and owns the building. The parcel’s land is assessed at $78,200, with total improvements valued at $648,400, and the sale will include a County right of first refusal. This signals a likely transfer to a nonprofit owner and potential follow-on work for facility improvements, maintenance, and expansion once the property is privately controlled.

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$65,000Jul 20, 2026

Central High School gym renovation change orders: additional fire alarm equipment and change of front entry doors to full glass. Seeking grant funding to cover costs.

Pre-RFP
$10,762Aug 5, 2026

Budget amendment ordinance for Central High Gym renovation project, including additional fire alarm systems, glass doors, and site surveying.

Contract Admin
$8,072Sep 2, 2026

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