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Morrow County commissioners approve routine minutes, bills, transfers and hires

Morrow County Commissioners · June 3, 2024
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Summary

At their June 3 meeting, Morrow County Commissioners approved minutes, authorized payments and transfers, approved several agreements and leases, authorized advertising a 2025 tax budget hearing, and approved hiring actions including an intermittent maintenance worker, Timothy Hoffman, at $16/hour.

The Morrow County Commissioners on June 3 approved a slate of routine items including the minutes of May 29, bills for payment, a transfer for the engineer's fund, and several agreements and resolutions.

The board voted unanimously to approve the minutes of the regular session of May 29, 2024, following a motion and second. Clerk-reported roll call recorded "Mister Abraham," "Mister Siegfried" and "Miss Henderson" voting yes. Commissioners then approved bills for payment, with the clerk summarizing receipts and payments that included a State of Ohio healthy aging grant, local customer payments and a lease payment from Job and Family Services; the appropriation of unappropriated certified monies for the development fund was also noted.

Other items adopted included a transfer of funds for the engineer's fund to cover additional items (discussion referenced a vehicle payment), a resolution concerning filing fees for the alley removal commission, and authorization to advertise a public hearing on the 2025 county tax budget. The board also approved a lease agreement involving the county and a firefighter/squadsmen association for AME space and approved the 2024 professional services agreement with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Consulting Engineers for services at the Pilar County Airport, authorizing the chairman to sign.

Personnel actions included approval to hire an intermittent maintenance worker, Timothy Hoffman, at a rate of $16 per hour with no benefits, effective immediately. That hire was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.

The votes recorded in the transcript were unanimous among commissioners present for each listed item; specific roll-call names recorded in the meeting included references to "Mister Abraham," "Mister Siegfried," "Miss Henderson," "Mister Mason," and "Mister Newsome" at various points during the session. The meeting recessed and later adjourned following recorded motions and votes.

The commissioners did not take up extended debate on any single item at length during the meeting; next procedural steps noted on the record included advertising a public hearing for the 2025 tax budget and the ministerial authorization for the chairman to sign the consulting agreement for airport work.