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Morrow County commissioners approve consent items including workforce‑board agreement and child‑support contract

Morrow County Board of Commissioners · March 16, 2026

Summary

The board approved minutes, fund transfers and routine contracts, including authorization for Commissioner Tim Abraham to sign an agreement with the Greater Ohio Workforce Board and a child‑support enforcement contract; roll calls recorded affirmative votes on each consent item.

The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine consent items during its regular session.

Clerk statements and roll calls recorded approval of the minutes for the 01/26 session and motions related to Group Bill No. 1395. The board approved payment of federal and local customer bills and an appropriation for the social services fund, with members voting affirmatively on the motions.

Commissioners also approved a transfer of funds for the engineer's fund and accepted the recommendation report of the tax review and the census counsel. The board authorized Commissioner Tim Abraham to sign an agreement with the Greater Ohio Workforce Board (GOBI) chief elected officials consortium and approved a contract involving Title IV‑D child support enforcement through the Monroe County Clerk of Courts.

Each consent item was moved and seconded and passed by roll call; no further discussion was recorded on these items. The board’s actions were presented as routine approvals and will be reflected in official minutes and contract files.

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