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Franklin County Commission approves multiple mutual-aid agreements and corrects tax overplus order

3769111 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The Franklin County Commission approved multi-jurisdictional mutual-aid agreements with the cities of Pacific, Union and Washington and adopted a correction to a prior commission order dealing with a tax overplus.

FRANKLIN COUNTY — The Franklin County Commission voted to approve several multi-jurisdictional mutual-aid agreements with neighboring cities and adopted a correction to a previous commission order during its regular meeting.

The commission approved commission order 2025-148, authorizing a multi-jurisdictional mutual-aid agreement with the City of Pacific; 2025-149 with the City of Union; and 2025-150 with the City of Washington. The commission then approved commission order 2025-151, described at the meeting as a correction to commission order 2025-146 related to an overplus on the tax and a name change.

The motions to approve each agreement were made and seconded on the record; for each item the meeting record shows “Aye” and “Motion carries.” No opposition was recorded during the votes. The agreements were presented as routine mutual-aid arrangements; no additional operational details for the agreements were discussed at the meeting.

Commissioners did not expand on the corrected language in commission order 2025-151 beyond describing it as a correction and a name change. The record does not specify the exact legal text that was altered in 2025-146 or the financial amounts involved in the overplus.

The commission also asked whether there were any requests for public discussion or departmental reports; none were offered in relation to these items. The approved orders remain on the county’s public record under the listed commission-order numbers.