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Fulton County commissioners approve routine payroll and payables, accept retirement and authorize Krivak Trust up to $35,000

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Fulton County commissioners approved routine financial items including $335,634.88 in payables and $132,711.81 in payroll, accepted the retirement of Domestic Relations Director Tina Gress effective July 11, 2026, hired a new Prothonotary deputy and authorized a Krivak Trust payment up to $35,000. Several executive sessions were held.

Commissioner Randy H. Bunch called the Fulton County Board of Commissioners to order March 3, 2026, and the board approved routine business including the Feb. 24 minutes, accounts payable of $335,634.88 and payroll of $132,711.81. Commissioner Steven L. Wible moved to approve the minutes; motions to approve payables and payroll were made and carried by the board with votes noted as 'All in favor.'

The board approved a travel request for Chief Probation Officer Dan Miller to attend the Annual CJAB Conference April 20–22, 2026, and authorized procurement items including a DBB lease for a printer for the Magisterial District Judge Heming's office for $3,647 and a Plan Asset invoice from Conrad Siegel for $3,844.25 to be paid from plan assets.

Domestic Relations Director Tina Gress submitted a Letter of Retirement after 25 years of county service. "Motion by Commissioner Bunch to regretfully accept a Letter of Retirement from Domestic Relations Director Tina Gress, effective July 11, 2026," the minutes state; the motion carried "All in favor." The board thanked Gress for her years of service and noted she serves on the Fulton County Medical Center board.

On personnel actions, HR Administrator Mary Huston and Franklin/Fulton County Court Administrator Rebekah Reigner (by Zoom) participated in hiring for the Prothonotary's Office. Commissioner Bunch moved to hire Laurel Griest as Office Deputy I for the Prothonotary's Office, effective March 4, 2026; the board approved the hire and later held a brief Salary Board to set the new employee's salary.

The board authorized a CDBG "Delegation of Signing Authority" form to allow HR Administrator Mary Huston and Commissioners Wible and Bunch to execute invoices to SEDA COG, and approved the Pension Fund Report for February 2026. County Auditors Penny Kipp, Rebecca Kendall and Holly Falkosky met with the board for an audit review.

The board approved a burial expense application for veteran Gary Allen Myers, an Air Force veteran who served during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. Human Services Director Julie Dovey presented a Krivak Trust Application; Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to approve a Krivak Trust request up to a maximum of $35,000 (applicant confidential under HIPAA), and the motion carried.

Commissioners met with County Coroner Berley Souders and his insurance representative to discuss on-call insurance issues, and with Building and Maintenance Director Brad Seville for updates on Phase II renovations for a newly purchased building on Lincoln Way West in McConnellsburg. The board entered and exited brief executive sessions for personnel at 10:15–10:29 a.m., 10:48–11:45 a.m., and 12:25–12:37 p.m. Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved to adjourn at 1:03 p.m.; the motion carried "All in favor."