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Morrow County commissioners approve routine bills, leases and workers' compensation plan
Summary
At its March 24 meeting the Morrow County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved minutes, payment of bills, two lease agreements, authorization for the chairman to sign a 2026 workers' compensation retrospective rating plan and accepted material bids as nonexclusive awards.
Morrow County commissioners on March 24 voted unanimously to approve routine administrative items including minutes from March 19, payment of bills, two lease agreements and authorization for the chair to sign a 2026 workers' compensation group retrospective rating plan.
The meeting opened with a prayer led by Commissioner Abraham and a pledge of allegiance before commissioners moved through the consent business. The board approved the minutes of the March 19 regular session and then approved payment of bills covering items 1 through 85; roll calls recorded affirmative votes from Mister Nathan, Mister Abraham and Mister Siegfried on the minutes and similar affirmative votes on the bills.
Other formal actions included approving an appropriation of unappropriated certified monies from the NCAP Fund (02/00/1961), and a lease agreement between the Cardington Lincoln School Board of Education of Morrow County and Morrow County Area Transit. Commissioners also authorized Chairman Timothy Siegfried to sign the 2026 workers' compensation group retrospective rating plan agreement and approved accepting material bids as nonexclusive awards. Each motion was seconded and carried on recorded roll calls showing unanimous affirmative responses from the commissioners present.
After a short recess and return to regular session, commissioners approved a lease agreement between OhioHealth, Morrow County Hospital, and the Board of County Commissioners; that motion also passed on roll call.
These approvals were presented as routine, procedural items with minimal discussion. The meeting closed after staff updates and a final adjournment vote.
The board did not record any failed votes or recorded abstentions in the meeting transcript provided. Future steps noted in meeting discussion included staff follow-ups to obtain updated vendor quotes and finalize contract paperwork.
