County staff presented bids to update GIS imagery and software; a local vendor (Littelligence) proposed a capture fee ($130,000 or $100,000 if paid upfront) and a $10,000-per-month licensing model for up to 50 users; commissioners asked about SPLOST funding and directed staff to bring a proposal to the Oct. 6 vote.

The Bangor City Finance Committee voted to accept staff recommendations for a $31,071 digital sign purchase, a sewer utility vehicle low bid, and to proceed with updating the Birch Stream Watershed plan; the airport reconstruction contract was referred to the full council for final approval.