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Commissioners approve consent items and LPA agreement in March 17 meeting

Williams County Board of Commissioners · April 17, 2025
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Summary

At the March 17 Williams County commissioners meeting the board approved the agenda (as amended), payment of bills, supplemental appropriations, and an LPA federal project agreement to pursue a roundabout project; an executive session on an employment matter was held with no action reported.

The Williams County Board of Commissioners on March 17 approved a set of routine and project‑related items, including the agenda as amended, payment of bills, supplemental appropriations for multiple departments, and an LPA federal project agreement to pursue a roundabout project on County Road 13.

Early in the session the board moved to approve the agenda as amended and added an amendment to go into executive session under ORC 121.22(g)(1) to discuss the employment of a public employee; the board entered executive session and later reported coming out with no action. "We're coming out of executive session with no action," the chair reported.

Resolutions recorded during the meeting included:

- Resolution 150 — Approve agenda as amended (motion carried). - Resolution 151 — Approve payment of bills (motion carried). - Resolution 152 — Supplemental appropriations for the airport authority, communications, sheriff's office and veteran services (motion carried). - Resolution 153 — Approved listed change order, travel and administrative consent items (motion carried). - Resolution 141 — Enter into the LPA federal project agreement with ODOT to pursue the proposed roundabout project (motion carried).

Roll‑call confirmations were recorded on votes as noted in the minutes. The clerk also noted several administrative items for signature, including a letter for the state bank regarding JFS credit cards and an Adams Ward letter of support request.