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Harrison Township board approves $1.48 million in bills, adopts poverty exemption policy and renews two software subscriptions

Board of Trustees, Charter Township of Harrison ยท January 12, 2026
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Summary

The Harrison Township Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda on Jan. 12, 2026, including payment of $1,482,386.41 in bills, adoption of a Poverty Exemption Policy, and renewals for Vector Solutions and CivicPlus software.

The Harrison Township Board of Trustees on Jan. 12 approved its consent agenda, including payment of bills totaling $1,482,386.41 and adoption of the township's Poverty Exemption Policy and Guidelines. The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Trustee Dean Olgiati and seconded by Trustee Brian Batkins; the board carried the motion.

As part of the consent items the board separately approved the minutes of its Dec. 15, 2025 meeting and again recorded approval of the bills totaling $1,482,386.41. Trustees also voted to adopt the Poverty Exemption Policy and Guidelines as presented; the transcript records the motion and that it carried.

The board approved two software renewals on the consent agenda: an annual subscription for Vector Solutions scheduling and training software at a cost of $6,961.90, and a two-year renewal for CivicPlus agenda management software with a first-year cost of $5,034.80. Both renewals were approved by motion and recorded as carried.

No additional details about the Poverty Exemption Policy's substantive criteria or eligibility thresholds were included in the meeting minutes. The motions approving the consent agenda and each listed item are recorded as "MOTION CARRIED" in the minutes; detailed roll-call vote tallies were not provided in the transcript for these specific consent votes.