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Morrow County commissioners approve routine appropriations, contracts and appointment
Summary
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a package of budget transfers and appropriations, signed off on a three-year agreement with Maximus US Services, approved professional services for the North County Courthouse and appointed an ad hoc member for the Crossroads solar project.
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine budget transfers and agreements during its regular session.
Commissioner Mason and other commissioners voted to approve bills numbered 1 through 127 and a number of appropriations that redirected certified but previously unappropriated money into several county funds, including Job and Human Services (CFDA), capital improvement/architectural services, general-fund payroll and janitorial accounts, and social services funds. Several transfers into the development office and employer retirement resources were also approved.
The board approved an agreement with Maximus US Services Incorporated (location given in the transcript as 'Marapanee, Ohio') for a term described in the meeting as three years; the chairman was authorized to sign the agreement. The board also approved a proposal for professional services related to the North County Courthouse after a motion and subsequent roll-call confirmations.
The commissioners approved the appointment of an ad hoc board member to the Ohio Power sliding board for the Crossroads solar facility project.
On project updates, commissioners heard that an architect firm has scheduled a meeting regarding a major county project and that an airport fuel cabinet was expected to arrive and be wired and plumbed soon. They were also informed that the lead architect on the county jail project had stepped aside and that staff expect to identify a replacement before a critical bid opening.
Procedurally, the board recessed midmorning and returned to session in the afternoon. The meeting closed after no public comments were received and the commissioners moved to adjourn.
Actions recorded in the meeting minutes included multiple motions and unanimous roll-call confirmations on the listed appropriations, agreements and appointment; where a mover or seconder was not named in the transcript, the record shows the motion and a recorded second.
