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Commissioners unanimously approve routine resolutions, contracts and invoices
Summary
At its March 3 voting meeting the Fairfield County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved minutes, a set of 13 resolutions including an Enterprise Zone assignment for Vantage Data Centers, a CDBG change order, transit purchase-of-service contracts, several appropriations and fund transfers, and payment of invoices.
During the Regular/Voting session on March 3, 2026, the Fairfield County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of resolutions and routine items by roll-call motion. All recorded motions were made by Commissioner Jeff Fix, seconded by Commissioner David Levacy, and passed unanimously (Fix, Levacy, Davis).
Key approved items included:
- Approval of Minutes and Roundtable Minutes for February 24, 2026 (mover: Jeff Fix; second: David Levacy). Vote: Fix, Levacy and Davis — aye.
- A series of fund transfers and appropriations including allocations for the Multi-County Juvenile Detention Center (MCJDC), Soil & Water, and FAA grant appropriations (Resolutions 2026-03.03.a through 2026-03.03.e). Vote: unanimous.
- Economic & Workforce Development resolutions including consent to an Assignment and Assumption Agreement involving Vantage Data Centers Management Company, LLC and Vantage Data Centers OH21, LLC related to an Enterprise Zone benefit for a Millersport development (Resolution 2026-03.03.f) and an appropriation for Redevelopment Tax Equivalent Project (2026-03.03.g). Vote: unanimous.
- Approval of a CDBG PY2024 change order for the Village of Bremen Broad Street sidewalk improvements and Village of Amanda ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps (Resolution 2026-03.03.j). Vote: unanimous.
- Transit purchase-of-service contracts with Center for disAbilities and Cerebral Palsy, Inc., and with Carealot Transport (Resolution 2026-03.03.k and 2026-03.03.l). Vote: unanimous.
- Approval of payment of invoices requiring board sign-off (Resolution 2026-03.03.m). Vote: unanimous.
Why this matters: The votes completed routine county business — fund transfers, grant appropriations, contract approvals and a commercial property tax-related assignment — enabling project work and administrative operations to proceed.
The meeting adjourned at 10:13 a.m.; the next regular meeting is scheduled for March 10, 2026.
