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Commissioners approve routine contracts, grants, annexation and settlement; votes at a glance
Summary
The Clark County commissioners unanimously approved multiple resolutions on Jan. 21, 2026, including contracts for traffic-signal maintenance, fire dispatching agreements, grant amendments, a $2 million juvenile IV-E grant, an annexation petition, and a settlement with Rumpke Waste and Recycling.
The Board of Clark County Commissioners approved a slate of routine resolutions at its Jan. 21 meeting, recording unanimous votes on all items listed in the minutes.
Key approvals included: - Resolution 2026-0056: Contract with Capital Electric Line Builders for traffic-signal preventive maintenance and emergency repairs, not to exceed $74,900 (funded by MV>). - Resolution 2026-0057: Contract with Harmony Township for fire dispatching ($14,630) and Resolution 2026-0058: Contract with Pleasant Township for fire dispatching ($9,988); Sheriff Chris Clark clarified these are for fire/EMS dispatch only. - Resolutions 2026-0059–2026-0061: Acceptance of grant amendments with the Ohio Emergency Management Agency reducing prior awards and returning unexpended funds for HMEP and State Homeland Security grants related to hazmat training and Board of Elections security (amendment amounts detailed in the minutes). - Resolution 2026-0062: Acceptance of a grant agreement with the Ohio Department of Children and Youth (IV-E program) not to exceed $2,000,000 for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2027. - Resolution 2026-0063: Payment #21 to Elford, Inc. for $643,160.25 for the courthouse renovation (Permanent Improvement fund). - Resolution 2026-0064: Purchase of a 2021 Ford Interceptor for $10,000 from Moorefield Township (vehicle mileage noted in the record). - Resolution 2026-0072: Approval of a Type 2 expedited annexation petition for approximately 4.6223 acres in Moorefield Township (Premier Property Sales/agent Tracie Craig). - Add-on Resolution 2026-0073: Settlement agreement with Rumpke Waste and Recycling for $15,232.07 to repair damage at the 9-1-1 Center; execution of the settlement is conditioned on warranty assurance from Sedgwick.
All roll-call votes recorded in the minutes show Commissioners Lohnes, Patterson and Rittenhouse voting "Yes" on the listed resolutions and motions. Several other routine administrative approvals were recorded, including supplemental appropriations, warrants for then-and-nows, disposal of obsolete equipment, and travel allowances.
What happens next: Contracts and grants proceed under the authorities specified in each resolution; staff are authorized to execute paperwork as noted in the minutes.
