Commissioners approve routine motions, agreements and spotlight ARPA-funded command post

Mahoning County Board of Commissioners · February 12, 2026

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Summary

The board approved minutes, travel, agreements (including landfill/recycling and lead-hazard contracts) and appointments; the sheriff's office presented an ARPA-funded mobile command post delivered under budget. Multiple consent motions passed by roll call.

The Mahoning County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine items, including prior meeting minutes, authorization to advertise for professional services, travel authorizations, several agreements and appointments during its Feb. 12 meeting.

Motions carried by roll call to approve the previous meeting minutes and bills; to advertise for statements of qualifications for design, engineering and surveying projects; and to approve travel, journal entry and multiple agreements including property purchases for the Glenwood Avenue Road Diet project and resurfacing on Meridian Road. Facilities reported exercising optional contract years with Waste Management ($15,154), Grace Services Inc. ($14,220) and AEY Electric ($20,000). Direction Home of Eastern Ohio received a social services agreement of $27,500 (non-general funds). The board also approved appointments to the Mahoning County PAC incentive review council, including an appointment of Jennifer to serve in 2026.

Sheriff's and emergency-management staff invited commissioners to inspect a new mobile command post that was procured with American Rescue Plan Act funds. The vehicle, built on a Freightliner frame, reportedly came in at roughly $732,000 — under the $800,000 allocation — and will be used for incident command, large events and inter-county mutual aid.

Roll-call votes were recorded in favor of the consent items; the board adjourned after the business was complete and announced its next meeting for the following Thursday.