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Pike County commissioners approve payments, hires, vouchers and reappointments
Summary
The commission approved routine financial and personnel items including general‑fund payments of $1,126,095.73, bridge repair payment of $1,500, health insurance payment of $92,285.12, human services vouchers totaling $17,127.42, exonerations for 42 properties, hiring of a part‑time facility assistant and reappointments to the NEPA Alliance board.
At the Feb. 18 Pike County Commissioners meeting, the board approved several routine finance and personnel items by voice vote.
The commission approved a general fund payment run of $1,126,095.73, a bridge repair payment of $1,500 and a payment from the Pike County Employees Health Insurance Fund of $92,285.12. The board accepted exonerations presented by the tax claim bureau for 42 properties sold out of the county repository between November and December 2025.
Personnel actions included approval to hire Carson Trelevick as a part‑time facility assistant in the public safety department (under 1,000 hours/year) and setting the hourly rate for part‑time facility assistants at $15 per hour. The transcript contains unclear numbers relating to a separate pay line for Raymond Ottenoy (figures in the record are garbled); the commission approved the personnel motions that were placed on the agenda.
The commission also approved human services payment vouchers on behalf of the Office of Human Services: $4,267.29 for the homeless assistance program and $12,860.13 for the human services development fund. The board recommended reappointments of Dr. Jennifer Pacenti and Annabeth Hacker to the NEPA Alliance board for the new fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.
Most routine motions were approved by voice vote; when members voted the clerk recorded "All in favor" and "Aye." The meeting adjourned after closing remarks and a recognition for youth attendees.
