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Wood County commissioners approve resolutions, authorize East Broadway drainage bid advertising
Summary
The Wood County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine resolutions April 16, including authorization to advertise for bids on the East Broadway Drainage Improvement Project (estimated $1.3 million, $593,000 ARPA). The board also approved vendor and insurance-related agreements and standard personnel actions.
The Wood County Board of County Commissioners approved a package of resolutions at its April 16 regular session, including authorization to advertise for bids on the East Broadway Drainage Improvement Project and several routine contracts and purchases.
The board — Commissioners Craig LaHote, Theodore H. Bowlus and Doris I. Herringshaw — voted unanimously to approve the resolutions after the clerk read the proceedings. Commissioner Bowlus moved to approve the resolutions on the attached listing and Commissioner LaHote seconded; all voted yes.
The most significant item in the listing, Resolution 26-00476, authorizes the county to advertise for bids on the East Broadway Drainage Improvement Project, estimated at $1.3 million. County staff said the project will use $593,000 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and is the county’s final ARPA-supported project.
The board also approved Resolution 26-00479, a first addendum to an agreement with Computol, Inc., to include a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement as part of consulting services to the Information Technology Department; and Resolution 26-00480, authorizing participation in the County Risk Sharing Authority (CORSA) joint self-insurance pool.
Other approved items noted in the resolution listing included personnel actions (for example, amending the end date of employment prior to retirement for Courier Stephen Jackson and recognizing prior service for Building Inspection Inspector Jason Benedict), purchase authorizations (a multimatic 220 welder for $4,965 and a 30-foot equipment trailer for $15,692), vouchers, and standard service payments.
The clerk recorded the motions and the roll call adopting the resolutions. The meeting record and the full resolution listing will be kept in the office of the County Commissioners and are open to public inspection.
The board recessed for a brief period during the meeting and later reconvened; no individual resolution was tabled or failed during the session.
