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Commissioners adopt routine bills, transfers and authorizations; votes at a glance
Summary
The Adams County Commissioners unanimously approved bills totaling $72,564.19, several supplemental transfers, travel and procurement authorizations, entered executive session for personnel, and approved participation in the ODOT salt bid. The meeting included routine administrative actions and vendor and facilities discussions.
The Adams County Board of Commissioners on April 6 handled routine administrative and fiscal business, approving bills, transfers, travel and procurement items.
Votes at a glance (all motions passed unanimously unless noted):
• Bills for payment — Resolution No. 2026-126: County bills across departments were approved; the grand total listed in the meeting record was $72,564.19. (Motion by Kelly Jones; second by Jason Hayslip.)
• Supplemental transfers — Resolution No. 2026-127: Multiple transfers were approved, including $20,000 moved to veterans salaries and $30,000 moved within the Engineer budget. (Motion by Jason Hayslip; second by Kelly Jones.)
• Travel authorization — Resolution No. 2026-128: Treasurer Lisa Newman was authorized to attend the County Treasurers Association spring conference May 12–14, 2026 in Columbus for $723.00. (Motion by Barbara Moore Holt; second by Jason Hayslip.)
• Fair Housing Agreement — Resolution No. 2026-129: Approved (covered in a separate article).
• Executive session (personnel) — Resolution No. 2026-130: The board entered executive session under ORC 121.22(G)(1) to discuss employment matters and later reconvened. (Motion by Kelly Jones; second by Jason Hayslip.)
• EMS resignation — Resolution No. 2026-131: Accepted the resignation of Christopher Crocker, Full‑Time Paramedic, effective March 30, 2026. (Motion by Jason Hayslip; second by Kelly Jones.)
• CDBG revitalization grant — Resolution No. 2026-132: Approved (covered in separate article).
• ODOT salt bid participation — Resolution No. 2026-133: Approved authorization for the Adams County Highway Department to participate in the ODOT annual road salt bid for 2026. (Motion by Kelly Jones; second by Jason Hayslip.)
Other business: Commissioners discussed switching the jail commissary/phone vending vendor to Stellar Services, LLC and reviewed an estimate for fencing at the Cherry Street Parking Lot. The meeting adjourned following a motion by Barbara Moore Holt and second by Jason Hayslip.
