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Commissioners approve routine resolutions, personnel changes and appointments
Summary
The board approved several consent and routine resolutions — engineer change order and road closure, sanitary engineer loan application for Chippewa Lake design, HR personnel changes, eight finance items (including weekly bills totaling $1,142,146.56) — and confirmed multiple appointments and reappointments to county boards.
The Medina County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine resolutions and several appointments at its meeting.
Dan Becker of the engineer’s office presented two items: Change Order No. 1 for the Wall Road Bridge No. 3 replacement and a necessity resolution to close River Conners Road for roadside construction. A motion to approve both measures was made and passed unanimously on roll call.
Jeremy Cinco, the sanitary engineer, presented a resolution authorizing the sanitary engineer to apply for, accept and enter into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund agreement on behalf of the Board of County Commissioners for design work at Chippewa Lake and to designate a dedicated repayment source. The board approved the resolution on a unanimous roll call.
Human Resources director Holly Mirren summarized personnel changes in a single resolution: a new hire in Senior & Adult Services, one IT promotion, three rate increases across several departments, an interagency transfer to Sanitary, leaves and returns, and one resignation in Sanitary. The personnel resolution passed on a unanimous vote.
Finance director Brett Thomas presented eight finance resolutions: grant adjustments (including grant movement to refund a specialized docket grant for juvenile court), an accounting correction for the Lead Safe Ohio grant, a revenue adjustment for law library distributions, a $2,733.54 print shop revenue transfer for October, a gasoline rotary fund adjustment of $20,367.62 for October, authorization for a procurement card for Family First Council, authorization for 6,800 gallons of regular unleaded (low bid from Ports Petroleum reported), and weekly bills totaling $1,142,146.56. The board approved the finance package on a roll call vote.
The board also approved multiple appointments and reappointments, including Annie Finnerty to the Community Action Board, reappointment of the county area inspector (Michael Moan) for 2026, appointment of Susan Skurinowski to the Medina County Advisory Council on Aging and Disability, and reappointments to the CRA Housing Council and Enterprise Zone Tax Incentive Review Councils.
All listed resolutions and appointments were approved by voice/roll call during the meeting; the board did not alter the items at the time of approval.
