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Seneca County commissioners approve cybersecurity policy, supplemental appropriations and multiple contracts
Summary
At its Dec. 9 meeting the Board of Commissioners approved a cybersecurity policy, supplemental appropriations and a series of resolutions including certifying unpaid sewer assessments, appointing a housing authority member, and several service contracts; all recorded votes were affirmative.
The Seneca County Board of Commissioners approved multiple resolutions and motions during its Dec. 9 regular session.
Key actions approved by unanimous roll call votes included:
- Resolution approving the Seneca County cybersecurity plan, effective immediately. The board moved and seconded the measure and adopted it by roll call.
- Supplemental appropriations and budget adjustments: general fund indigent counsel and court costs $17,000; county sales tax bond retirement interest $791.64; various reductions and reallocations in the workforce investment/accounting line items; a $7,000 appropriation for the Seneca County Employees Health Fund insurance premium for December; and a $110,000 budget adjustment from public assistance to salaries.
- Resolution certifying unpaid sewer district assessments to the county auditor for collection under Ohio Revised Code section 6117.02, totaling $45,380.46.
- Appointment of Judy Dezay to the Sunco Metropolitan Housing Authority for a term through July 22, 2027.
- Authorization of a contract with Serenity Christian Counseling LLC to provide parent consultation and assessment services for the Department of Job and Family Services.
- Inter-county agreement with the Crawford County Board of Commissioners for receipt, custody and care of Crawford County juveniles at the Seventh County Youth Center.
Each listed resolution was moved, seconded and passed by roll call during the meeting; the transcript records affirmative "yes" responses from the commissioners on each roll call. Where specific movers or seconds were not recorded in the transcript, motions were described as moved and seconded during the meeting record.
