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Morrow County commissioners approve routine transfers, $500 social services appropriation and lease authorization
Summary
On Nov. 12, 2020 the Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved several routine fund transfers and a $500 appropriation to the social services fund, authorized a lease involving the local school/education entity and approved participation in Ohio's cooperative purchasing program.
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 12 approved a series of routine financial moves, a small appropriation for social services and authorization for a lease and cooperative purchasing participation.
The board approved payments and an appropriation of unappropriated certified monies to the MCAT (county transit) fund to cover fourth-quarter cost allocation and a reimbursement for copies from Reece Langley's office. Commissioners voted in favor after a motion, second and roll-call affirmation.
Separately, the board approved several interfund transfers, including a transfer to a personal county sewer account and transfers described in the transcript as for the board of 'DB' and for engineers' planning. Commissioners also approved a change order for rural restoration work at the Community Services Building.
The board approved an additional appropriation of $500 to the social services fund; the transcript records the amount as $500 and the motion passed on roll call.
The commissioners approved a lease agreement read into the record as between the Carrington Lincoln Schools School of Education and the county transit agency (transcript language). The board also authorized the chairman to sign the lease.
Finally, commissioners authorized the political subdivision to participate in the State of Ohio's cooperative purchasing program, a procurement vehicle that allows political subdivisions to buy goods and services through a state-managed contracting process. The motion to participate passed on roll call.
What's next: the board set a public hearing to consider a county text amendment for Dec. 10, 2020 at 9:38 a.m. and approved that advertisement. Most routine items were approved by unanimous or recorded affirmative votes as read on the record.
