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Lucas County commissioners approve consent items, workforce MOU and HR staffing after executive session

Lucas County Board of Commissioners · May 5, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a series of routine consent items — a $1,950 Mosaic Family Zone partnership, an IT cooperative procurement, travel and procurement housekeeping items — a memorandum with ZEF Center for a fatherhood initiative, and approved two Job and Family Services positions after executive session.

At the May 5 meeting the Lucas County commissioners approved multiple consent and personnel items.

The board approved an economic development partnership payment of $1,950 for Mosaic Family Zone; the chair moved the item and the board approved it by roll call. Information Services requested authority to utilize a master service agreement with ProMark Technology Inc. through the county’s cooperative purchasing agreement with Omnia Partners; staff said Glass City IT LLC (an authorized reseller) will supply Arctic Wolf purchases and that using the cooperative will provide a roughly 2% cost savings. Support Services (Mary Kunkel) presented routine items: the April then-and-now certification, out-of-state travel for two sanitary engineer employees and increases to blanket purchase orders for facilities; commissioners approved those items.

Workforce Development (Verma Stewart) requested permission to enter a memorandum of understanding with ZEF Center to promote healthy marriage and support a fatherhood initiative; the board approved the MOU. County staff characterized this as the program’s second award to area agencies.

Following a short executive session on personnel matters called at the request of the HR director, the board approved two staffing changes in the Department of Job and Family Services: one vacant full-time executive assistant position (NBU pay grade 25) and one full-time community engagement and administrative coordinator (MBU pay grade 26). County staff stated the positions are permanent and non-bargaining unit where noted.

All of these consent and staffing items were approved by roll-call vote.