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Fulton County commissioners approve payables, payroll, hires, travel and other routine business
Summary
At the March 3 meeting commissioners approved $335,634.88 in accounts payable, $132,711.81 in payroll, a travel request to the CJAB conference, a printer lease for MDJ Heming's office, pension report acceptance, a burial expense for veteran Gary Myers, and the hire of Laurel Griest for the Prothonotary.
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners used its March 3, 2026 meeting to approve a package of routine financial and personnel matters.
The board voted to approve accounts payable totaling $335,634.88, with the General Fund comprising $291,026.05 and other funds covering remaining amounts (including $8,955.97 for 911 and $25,776.52 for Debt Service). Commissioners also approved payroll dated March 6, 2026 in the amount of $132,711.81. Both approvals were recorded as motions and passed 'all in favor.'
Other approved items included a travel request for Chief Probation Officer Dan Miller to attend the Annual CJAB Conference April 20–22, 2026; a lease from DBB for a printer for MDJ Heming's office with a total contract price of $3,647.00; and a Plan Asset Invoice from Conrad Siegel to be paid from plan assets for $3,844.25. Commissioners authorized a CDBG 'Delegation of Signing Authority' to allow HR Administrator Mary Huston and Commissioners Wible and Bunch to execute invoices for submission to SEDA COG, and they accepted the February 2026 Pension Fund Report as presented by HR Administrator Mary Huston.
The board approved a burial expense application for Air Force veteran Gary Allen Myers, who served during Desert Shield/Desert Storm. County auditors Penny Kipp, Rebecca Kendall and Holly Falkosky met with commissioners for an audit review during the session. HR brought forward the hiring of Laurel Griest as Office Deputy I for the Prothonotary's Office, effective March 4, 2026; that hire was approved. Multiple executive sessions for personnel matters were held at 10:15–10:29 a.m., 10:48–11:45 a.m. and 12:25–12:37 p.m. The meeting concluded after an update on Phase II renovations for a newly purchased county building on Lincoln Way West and adjournment at 1:03 p.m.
All recorded motions in the meeting minutes were marked 'all in favor.' Where dollar amounts, dates, or applicant identities were not specified in public minutes, the minutes note those items as not specified or confidential.
