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Auglaize County commissioners approve routine resolutions; one pulled for later
Summary
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine resolutions on March 10, 2026, including employment ratification and pest-control contracts; Resolution #26-098 was pulled for future consideration. Vote tallies were not specified in the transcript.
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners voted March 10 to approve a set of routine resolutions affecting county operations while pulling one item for later consideration. Vice President Douglas A. Spencer called the meeting to order at 8:00 a.m. and Commissioner David Bambauer moved to approve the resolutions as presented; Commissioner Douglas A. Spencer seconded. The resolutions were distributed for each commissioner’s vote and execution. The transcript does not record individual vote tallies.
The resolutions presented to the Board were listed as follows: #26-094 (amending the annual appropriation due to moneys certified and not appropriated); #26-095 (ratifying the employment of Stacy Amstutz as a Workforce Development Case Manager at the Auglaize County Department of Job and Family Services); #26-096 (authorizing Buckeye Exterminating Inc. to spray the county Administration Building, Courthouse in Wapakoneta, and Municipal Court West in St. Marys for general pest control); #26-097 (entering into agreement with Buckeye Exterminating, Inc. for general pest control at the Dog Shelter Building); #26-098 (not presented and pulled for re-submission); #26-099 (authorizing payment of the county's mandated share of public assistance for March); #26-100 (authorizing the County Auditor, at the request of the Sanitary Engineer, to reimburse the county general fund from various sewer accounts for labor of county highway personnel); #26-101 (authorizing increases in the quarterly fees for eight county-owned sewage treatment facilities); and #26-102 (recording inventories filed by January 12, 2026).
Clerk Bobbi Donovan read the minutes of the March 5, 2026 meeting at 8:34 a.m., and the Board approved the minutes as read. With no further business, Vice President Spencer adjourned the meeting at 2:00 p.m.
What happens next: Resolution #26-098 was pulled and will be resubmitted for future consideration; the Board will execute the approved resolutions after the commissioners’ signatures are collected. The transcript does not specify vote counts or the precise dates when approved resolutions will take effect.
