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Jackson County commissioners approve multiple child‑placement provider contracts
Summary
On March 11 the Jackson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a series of Provision of Child Placement agreements requested by Job & Family Services with seven providers (Res. 42‑26 through Res. 48‑26), enabling those providers to be used for placements; motions were moved by Commissioner Hensler and seconded by Commissioner Haller.
Jackson County commissioners on March 11 unanimously approved several Provision of Child Placement agreements between Jackson County Job & Family Services and outside providers, authorizing the agency to arrange placements with the contracted organizations.
The board approved the following agreements and recorded each as a resolution:
- Resolution #42‑26: Legacy Residential Homes, Inc.; - Resolution #43‑26: Oasis Therapeutic Foster Care Network, Inc.; - Resolution #44‑26: Helping Others; - Resolution #45‑26: Anchored Immense Movement; - Resolution #46‑26: Compassion Care, LP; - Resolution #47‑26: DTAC of Ohio, LLC; - Resolution #48‑26: Destiny Family Services.
Each motion was moved by Commissioner Jon Hensler and seconded by Commissioner Paul Haller; roll call votes were recorded as Haller Yes, Hensler Yes, Willis Yes. The minutes show no discussion of contract terms in open session; the approvals were recorded as routine motions. Job & Family Services will execute the agreements and proceed with placement arrangements per existing procedures.
Next steps: Job & Family Services is responsible for finalizing contracts and implementing placements under these agreements; the minutes do not specify effective dates or financial amounts for the contracts.
