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Auglaize County commissioners approve slate of routine resolutions, set CDBG hearing
Summary
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners approved a package of resolutions April 14 that included a personnel resignation, renewal of a Fortinet security contract, housing repair and lead-safe rehabilitation grants, a landfill-monitoring services agreement and scheduling a second public hearing on the county's P.Y. 2025 CDBG programs.
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners on April 14 approved a group of routine resolutions covering personnel, contracts and community-development items.
President John N. Bergman and Commissioner Douglas A. Spencer moved and seconded the package to be voted and executed, the minutes show. Clerk Bobbi Donovan read the April 9, 2026 minutes, which the Board approved.
The resolutions recorded in the Board's journal include: - #26-148: accepting the resignation of Hallie Voisin from the Children Service Case Manager position with Job and Family Services; - #26-149: authorizing the Fortinet 2026 renewal through a quote from Perry Protech; - #26-150: authorizing payment of the county's mandated share of Public Assistance for April; - #26-151: authorizing a housing repair project under the C.H.I.P. (Community Housing Improvement Program); - #26-152: authorizing a housing rehabilitation project under the Lead Safe Grant Program; - #26-153: approving an agreement with Eagon & Associates, Inc. for professional services related to St. Marys Landfill monitoring and authorizing execution of the agreement; - #26-154: setting a date and time to convene the second of two mandated public hearings to receive public comment on the county's P.Y. 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs.
The minutes indicate the package of resolutions was approved as presented at the start of the meeting; the record does not include individual roll-call tallies for each numbered resolution. The journal contains the full text of each resolution, and the Clerk distributed them for execution after the Board's approval.
The Board also recorded routine administrative items tied to these matters, such as authorizing contract renewals and scheduling the required public hearing on CDBG funding. No separate debate, amendment or dissent on specific resolutions is recorded in the minutes.
The Board adjourned at 3:00 p.m.
