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Commissioners approve eight finance resolutions including Byrne grant, $2.04M in weekly bills
Summary
The Medina County Board of Commissioners approved eight finance‑related resolutions, including revenue adjustments, several cash transfers, acceptance of a $33,322.06 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Grant and weekly bills totaling $2,038,346.83.
The Medina County Board of Commissioners approved eight finance resolutions presented by Brett Thomas of the county finance office, including cash transfers, grant acceptance and the weekly bill list totaling $2,038,346.83.
Thomas described a revenue adjustment of $7,402 for Medina County Home residents' monthly allowance and cash transfers from the general fund to cover Tyler Courts project items, which the county expects may be partially reimbursed from court funds. He said a cash transfer of $338,188.09 was made for the county home levy fund for the second quarter and a $58,548.48 transfer to the vehicle maintenance fund for monthly vehicle work. The board also accepted an Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Grant for 2024 in the amount of $33,322.06, covering a Jan. 25–Dec. 25 period despite the '24 label, and authorized pre‑award conditions for the 2025 Byrne program for the sheriff's office.
Thomas also presented two travel requests (including police academy training for sheriff's recruits) and the weekly bills. A motion to approve the eight resolutions was made, seconded and approved by roll call: Commissioner Sweatick — yes; Commissioner Hambley — yes; Commissioner Harrison — yes.
The finance resolutions approved funding transfers and grant acceptance; Thomas noted some transfers relate to settling older invoices as projects move forward and that some reimbursements are anticipated from other court funds.
