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Wood County commissioners approve slate of resolutions, advertise $1.3 million East Broadway drainage project
Summary
On April 16 the Wood County Board of Commissioners approved a list of routine resolutions including authorization to advertise bids for the East Broadway Drainage Improvement Project (estimated $1.3 million, $593,000 ARPA funds), adopted a first addendum with Computol, and approved participation with CORSA.
The Wood County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine resolutions at its April 16 meeting, including authorization to advertise for bids on the East Broadway Drainage Improvement Project, which the county estimated at $1.3 million and said would use $593,000 in ARPA funds.
Commissioner Bowlus moved to approve the resolutions on the attached listing; Commissioner LaHote seconded and "all voted yes," carrying the motion. The listing included resolutions to authorize a first addendum to an agreement with Computol, Inc. to include a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement (26‑00479), a 2026 participation agreement with the County Risk Sharing Authority, Inc. (CORSA) (26‑00480), and multiple procurement and payment motions. The listing also showed purchases or authorizations such as a Multimatic 220 welder for $4,965 (26‑00477) and a 30‑ft equipment trailer for $15,692 (26‑00481).
County Administrator Carri Stanley told the board that the East Broadway project would be the county's final ARPA‑supported project. No separate debate or amendment to the East Broadway authorization was recorded in the meeting minutes; the board voted to approve the entire resolutions listing as a block.
The board also approved personnel actions noted in the listing, including amending an employment end date for Courier Stephen Jackson and acknowledging prior service for Inspector Jason Benedict. The clerk's record shows the proceedings and approved resolutions will be kept in the commissioners' office and available for public inspection.
The commissioners took no additional public action on the East Broadway project at this meeting beyond authorizing advertisement for bids.
