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Auglaize County commissioners sign routine resolutions, present slate of items for Nov. 25 meeting
Summary
On Nov. 18 and Nov. 20 the Auglaize County Board of Commissioners approved and executed a package of resolutions, met with multiple county departments on 2026 budget matters, entered executive sessions on personnel, and received a slate of items to appear on the Nov. 25 agenda.
The Auglaize County Board of Commissioners signed and executed multiple routine resolutions during meetings on Nov. 18 and Nov. 20, 2025, and the clerk presented an additional slate of resolutions for consideration at the Nov. 25 meeting.
At 8:05 a.m. Nov. 18, Commissioner Douglas A. Spencer moved “to approve the resolutions as presented,” and Commissioner John N. Bergman seconded; the resolutions were distributed for each commissioner’s vote and execution. Clerk Brenda Holtzapple read the Nov. 13 minutes at 8:15 a.m., which the board approved as read. Commissioner Bergman asked that the minutes note his attendance at an OSU Extension Advisory meeting the prior evening.
County Administrator Erica L. Preston briefed the board on several operational matters, including procurement requests, insurance renewal (MEBC Government Entity Crime Coverage), a tenant request to perform concrete work in front of an airport hangar (the board approved conditional written authorization), and pre-applications for demolition grants projecting approximately $285,000 in requests.
The clerk presented an additional list of resolutions to appear on the Nov. 25 agenda. Items on that list included adopting the Solid Waste Management Plan update for the Auglaize County Solid Waste District; authorizing a change order for the PaveConnect sidewalk remove-and-replace project; budget adjustments and 'Then and Now' certificate warrant authorizations; a lease for a copier for the Board of Elections; Microsoft Windows Server licensing quotes; and several labor contract ratifications with units represented by the Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association. The clerk also presented a resolution to appoint Jason Solomon as CDBG Labor Compliance Officer.
The board convened twice into executive session during the two days: on Nov. 18 the commissioners entered executive session to discuss hiring a public employee, and on Nov. 20 they entered executive session to discuss employee compensation. Both motions were made and seconded and recorded by roll call (Bergman—yes; Spencer—yes; Bambauer—yes). The board returned to regular session after both sessions; the Nov. 18 session concluded with no public action taken, and on Nov. 20 the board instructed the County Administrator to schedule a meeting with the JFS director.
With no further business at the close of the Nov. 18 meeting, President David Bambauer adjourned. On Nov. 20 President Bambauer again adjourned after presenting the Nov. 25 resolutions for consideration.
The actions described above are recorded in the board minutes and the clerk’s journals for Nov. 18 and Nov. 20, 2025.
