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Delaware County supervisors approve multiple resolutions and budget amendments; voice and roll-call votes recorded
Summary
At the Oct. 12 meeting the board adopted several resolutions, including budget amendments for the sheriff's traffic services and mental health department, appropriations from solid waste funds, and approval of state advisory equalization rates; votes were carried by voice or roll call as noted.
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The Delaware County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 12 adopted a series of resolutions and budget actions. Several measures were presented, discussed briefly, and approved by voice vote or roll call.
Key actions recorded in the meeting record include:
- Resolution No. 164 — 2025 budget amendment for a police traffic services program grant, Sheriff’s Office: brought to the floor and adopted. The transcript shows a roll-call response of multiple "yes" votes and no recorded opposition.
- Resolution No. 165 — 2025 budget amendment transferring funds for the Department of Mental Health: moved and adopted following a vote with multiple "yes" responses recorded.
- Resolution No. 166 — Appropriation of surplus solid waste funds for the Department of Public Works: presented, discussed and approved by roll-call responses.
- Resolution No. 167 — Proposal for reclamation of existing Cell 1 (Solid Waste, Department of Public Works): presented and approved.
- Resolution No. 168 — (description not specified in the transcript excerpt): seconded and carried by voice vote; details were not provided in the public excerpt.
- Resolution No. 169 — Adoption of state advisory equalization rates: presented and adopted by voice vote.
- Resolution No. 170 — Payment of audit: presented and adopted after roll-call votes with multiple affirmative responses.
In most cases the board called for votes and recorded "aye" or a roll-call series of "yes" replies; the meeting transcript does not provide a complete, itemized tally of individual votes for each resolution. No defeats or abstentions were recorded in the meeting excerpt provided to the public record.

