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Adams County accepts Job and Family Services director resignation; approves related contract amendment
Summary
The board accepted the resignation of Job and Family Services Director Angie Malott effective Feb. 28, 2026, and approved a $42,395.91 amendment to the Adams County Prosecutor CSEA contract, increasing the contract total to $613,778.10, as recommended by Malott.
The Adams County Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of Job and Family Services (JFS) Director Angie Malott effective Feb. 28, 2026 and approved a contract amendment related to Child Support Enforcement Agency services during its Dec. 15, 2025 meeting.
Commissioner Barbara Moore Holt moved to accept Malott’s resignation; the motion was approved by a unanimous roll-call vote (Resolution No. 2025-528). The minutes record that the board entered executive sessions at the request of Malott to discuss certain personnel matters related to employment under ORC 121.22(G)(1).
The board also approved an amendment to the Adams County Prosecutor CSEA contract, increasing the contract by $42,395.91 effective Oct. 1, 2025, to a new total of $613,778.10; JFS Director Angie Malott recommended the amendment (Resolution No. 2025-529). The amendment was approved by unanimous roll-call vote.
Why it matters: the JFS director resignation initiates a leadership transition for county social services, and the CSEA contract amendment adjusts county obligations for child-support enforcement services. The board recorded the personnel executive sessions and formal acceptance of the resignation in the minutes.
What’s next: the resignation is effective Feb. 28, 2026; the board and JFS will follow county procedures for succession and contract administration.
