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After reconvening from executive session, the Lorain County Board of Commissioners read and approved a resolution to retain outside legal counsel for matters where the Lorain County Prosecutor's Office has identified a conflict, including a potential dispute involving county dispatch services and the sheriff. The resolution names the law firm to be retained and authorizes the board president to execute necessary documents. Commissioners said legal fees for the representation will be paid from the county 911 account.
A commissioner explained the action as a continuation of prior issues around 911 responsibilities and said the county sought independent advice to determine "who's on first, who's on second" in matters of authority and responsibility for dispatch operations. The board voted to retain counsel and recorded aye votes. No litigation was announced during the meeting; the action authorizes counsel to advise and take necessary steps where conflicts exist.
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