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Votes at a glance: minutes, hearings, grants and consent agenda approved Feb. 27
Summary
At its Feb. 27 session the Hamilton County commissioners recorded multiple unanimous or voice votes approving minutes, closing the sidewalk hearing, authorizing two engineer grant actions and approving a lengthy consent agenda of contracts and appropriations.
This summary lists formal motions and recorded outcomes from the Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners’ Feb. 27 meeting.
Most-significant outcomes
1) Approval of minutes — Motion to approve minutes of the previous session (motion made by President Dreehaus; second by Commissioner Treehouse). Recorded voice vote: three ayes; motion carried.
2) Close sidewalk public hearing — Motion to close the sidewalk repair/replacement public hearing (moved by President Dreehaus; second recorded). Recorded voice vote: three ayes; motion carried.
3) Authorize engineer grant actions (items 1–2) — Motion to approve resolutions authorizing OPWC applications for Field Zirtle intersection improvements and designating the federal public-assistance authorized agent for an FMA grant for Wesselman Road (motion moved, second by Commissioner Driehaus/Driehaus's second recorded). Recorded voice vote: three ayes; motion carried.
4) Consent agenda (items 3–25) — Motion to receive for the record and approve consent items 3 through 25, which included a budget adjustment for an Emergency Operations Center grant (Ohio EMA), multiple JFS contract renewals and single-source agreements, a resolution related to hospital facility revenue bonds and other departmental items. Motion carried by recorded voice vote: three ayes; motion carried.
5) Adjourn — Motion to adjourn carried by recorded vote: three ayes.
Notes on tally and attribution: votes were recorded in the public minutes as ayes from President Dreehaus and Commissioners Stephanie Summerall Dumas and Alicia Reese. The meeting transcript records seconding voices and affirmative responses; no recorded nos or abstentions were announced for the motions above.
Provenance for each motion is listed below with the first and last transcript occurrences that reference the motion, as recorded in the Feb. 27 meeting.
