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Auglaize County commissioners approve batch of resolutions including DD fund appropriation and airport engineering amendment
Summary
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 15 approved a set of resolutions including an amendment to the Board of DD Capital Project Fund appropriation, an engineering work-order amendment for the Neil Armstrong Airport master-plan update, and the purchase of a vehicle for the coroner; vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript.
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners approved a package of resolutions at its Jan. 15, 2026 meeting after Commissioner David Bambauer moved to approve the resolutions as presented and Commissioner Douglas A. Spencer seconded.
The resolutions presented and recorded in the board journal included: resolution #26-034, amending the annual appropriation for the Auglaize County Board of Developmental Disabilities Capital Project Fund; #26-035, authorizing amendment no. 1 to project work order no. 4 under a master service agreement with Butler, Fairman & Seufert, Inc. for engineering services related to the Neil Armstrong Airport master plan update; #26-036, authorizing the purchase of one vehicle for the Coroner’s Office from Katterheinrich Chevrolet; #26-037, appointing three delegates and three alternates to the Auglaize County Regional Planning Commission; and #26-038, authorizing the County Auditor to draw warrants for Then and Now Certificate payments. Several other administrative items and a memorandum of understanding change for a shared Job & Family Services director were also listed for consideration.
The meeting minutes state the resolutions were distributed for each commissioner’s vote and executed; the transcript does not record individual vote tallies or further debate on the listed items. The board adjourned at 2:15 p.m.
The actions recorded will be reflected in the board journal maintained by the clerk; the full texts of each resolution are documented there.
