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Fulton County commissioners approve hiring, veteran burial payment, IT and vendor items in administrative roundup

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · January 13, 2026
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Summary

In a series of unanimous motions, Fulton County Commissioners hired an Enforcement Officer, approved burial expenses for a veteran, renewed IT two-factor authentication, revised a LERTA application, approved multiple invoices and accepted a real estate agent for county property.

At its Jan. 13 meeting, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved a set of routine administrative actions including hiring, vendor payments, and operational approvals.

The board approved hiring Angie Horton for the union position "Enforcement Officer 1" in the Domestic Relations Department, effective Jan. 26, 2026; the Salary Board set the compensation per the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Domestic Relations Director Tina Gress requested the hiring and the motion carried unanimously.

Commissioners approved an application for burial expenses for veteran Floyd G. McGinnis (U.S. Air Force, 1964'1968) with payment to his surviving spouse, Janet McGinnis.

The board approved the CCAP PCoRP second-installment invoice of $45,442.00 and a SAP&DC invoice for local county/transportation support of $8,598.00. The board also approved a renewal quote for ASPIRE two-factor authentication (2FA) as submitted by Rick Grissinger of Elect IT to continue multi-factor protection for county systems.

A procedural clarification to the LERTA application was approved to state: "Inspection by Zoning Officer or Fulton County Planning." Commissioners accepted Ronald Richards as the real estate agent for the county property at 119 N. 2nd Street in McConnellsburg, agreeing to a 3% commission on the total sales price.

All listed motions were recorded as "All in favor" with no recorded oppositions. Executive sessions for personnel matters were held at several points in the meeting as recorded; no personnel actions beyond the hiring item are detailed in the public transcript.