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Mahoning County commissioners approve multiple contracts, purchases and appointments
Summary
At their regular meeting the Mahoning County Commissioners approved travel, multiple service agreements and change orders, awarded a countywide road striping bid, and adopted several resolutions including an appointment for Boardman Township law director and a five-year VMware purchase.
The Mahoning County Commissioners at their regular meeting approved a series of contracts, budgeted purchases and personnel resolutions, including a five-year technology purchase and the appointment of a law director for Boardman Township.
The actions consolidate a set of routine and programmatic items that authorize spending, contractual services and personnel. Commissioners conducted roll-call votes on each listed item and recorded approval by roll call.
Key approvals and authorizations included: travel for county staff to the National Home Performance Conference in New Orleans April 6–11 (estimated $6,650, non-general fund); an electrical-services agreement for unspecified county facilities (approximately $20,000); an amendment to Job and Family Services with Compass Family and Community Services for guardianship and protective services ($25,000, non-general funds); agreements with Linx Home Solutions and the Best Western for lead risk assessment/clearance ($75,000, non-general) and relocation services ($75,000, non-general), respectively; a two-year professional employment services agreement with Robert Half International ($70,882.56, general fund); and maintenance of scanning equipment with Automated Business Corporation ($5,090, general fund).
The board approved change order No. 3 with Michael Baker International for GIS and 9-1-1 data services reflecting a net decrease of $33,696 (non-general funds) and change order No. 1 with The Howland Company for lead abatement and healthy-homes work at 1835 Coronado ($1,295, non-general). Commissioners also approved bid awards for the 2025 countywide road striping program.
Resolutions adopted included authorization to purchase VMware Cloud Foundation through a state purchasing arrangement for a five-year term (estimated $184,000), a $2,500 contribution to Bridal Charities of Ohio (cited under the Ohio Revised Code), appointment of two deputy dog wardens, approvals of unpaid leave for identified department employees, and a sheriff’s office resolution to issue a credit card via WEX for an estimated $6,000 per year and to amend a prior resolution (17-09-027) to allow credit-card use for designated work-related expenditures.
An add-on resolution consented to the appointment of Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Morrow as law director for Boardman Township.
All motions and resolutions listed on the agenda were taken by roll-call vote and approved by the commissioners present.
