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Morrow County commissioners approve routine bills, appropriations and Job and Family Services policy updates
Summary
The Morrow County board approved bills numbered 1–146, multiple appropriations and transfers, and adopted updates to Job and Family Services policy including a compensation structure and a section on agency credit-card use. Several motions passed by roll call.
The Morrow County Board approved a series of routine financial and administrative items at its Monday session, including bills numbered 1 through 146, multiple appropriations for county projects and transfers for human-services programs.
Clerk Pauline Sands read payments and noted an NSF check and a state grant payment for the county airport. Commissioners voted to approve payment lists and a set of appropriations that included certified money for the Chesterville sewer project and an appropriation to the general fund for work on Veil Avenue. The board also approved an appropriation to the dog and kennel fund.
The board moved and approved transfers and appropriations related to Job and Family Services, including funding for foster care and workforce investment activities. Commissioners approved a prevention, retention and contingency (PRC) plan for Job and Family Services and adopted a compensation structure for a social-service aide position.
Separately, the board approved a revision to Job and Family Services policies (section 5.15) permitting the use of agency credit cards for authorized staff purposes. Roll calls were held on motions throughout the meeting and presenters confirmed that some program-related work (plumbing and paving) is scheduled with a target to be completed before November.
No detailed vote tallies with member names beyond roll-call confirmations were provided in the transcript; each motion was presented, seconded and carried as read. The board recessed twice during the session and reconvened to handle the afternoon business.
The board noted several administrative and scheduling items related to accreditation and contract work for January and June 2026, but did not take additional formal action on those items during the meeting.
