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Knox County commissioners approve cyber‑training contract, utility permit and cooperative agreements in routine business session
Summary
In a series of routine actions, commissioners approved a Novi cyber‑security training subscription ($9,934.76), a utility permit for Licking Rural Electric, a resend-and-replace resolution designating the county designee for an interagency agreement, and a trauma‑informed cooperative agreement involving children services.
The Knox County Commissioners used their Sept. 18 session to approve several routine administrative and intergovernmental items.
Contract: The board approved a master subscription agreement with Novi for annual cyber‑security training for county staff at a cost of $9,934.76. County staff said the county typically receives about $4,000 per course in liability‑coverage reimbursement for completing the training. A motion to approve was made, seconded and the chair called the vote in the affirmative.
Public works/permit: Commissioners approved a utility permit request from Licking Rural Electric for work on Peter Mill Road in Brown Township.
Resolutions/agreements: The board approved a resend-and-replace resolution (noted in the record as 2025‑13) clarifying the effective date of an interagency designation (Jan. 1, 2025 through Dec. 31, 2025) and formally designating Scott Boone as the county designee to sign a related interagency agreement. The board also approved a trauma‑informed community cooperative agreement involving Knox County children services and partner organizations; staff described the item as establishing cooperation and a leadership committee.
Other business: The commissioners acknowledged receipt of the Knox County Sheriff’s Office 2024 annual report and noted a thank‑you letter from the Knox County Agricultural Museum for ongoing county support (the record cites annual $5,000 contributions and $15,000 over the last two years for building repairs). A motion to adjourn closed the meeting.
Ending: These items were approved by motion and second; no contested votes or substantive debate on these consent items was recorded.
