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Commissioners approve routine agenda items; board hears proposals for vehicle purchase and mass-notification subscription
Summary
The Williams County Board of Commissioners carried routine motions to approve the agenda and payment of bills, reviewed a $101,492 purchase agreement for a 2026 Ford F-550 and discussed a one-year Regroup mass-notification subscription estimated at $12,452.80 that participating townships and villages will be billed for.
Williams County commissioners approved routine agenda items and payment of bills and reviewed several consent items including a proposed vehicle purchase and a mass-notification subscription.
At the start of the meeting the clerk read and the board approved the agenda (Resolution 124) after adding a letter from Hillside Country Living; a roll call produced affirmative responses and the clerk said "motion carried." Later the clerk read Resolution 125 to approve payment of bills; after a motion and second the roll call again returned affirmative responses and the motion carried.
The clerk read Resolution 127 describing a purchase agreement between Rush Truck Centers of Ohio and the county engineer's office for a 2026 Ford F-550 at a cost not to exceed $101,492. The board recorded a motion and second on that item during the consent reading.
The clerk also read Resolution 128 proposing a one-year subscription to Regroup mass notification for the Williams County Communications EMA at a cost not to exceed $12,452.80. Commissioners discussed the service's purpose—weather and other mass alerts—and confirmed the county bills participating townships and villages for use. One commissioner said the county has split costs among townships and villages and invited others to sign on.
Other items the clerk summarized included an asphalt emulsion sales/use tax construction exemption certificate, dog board and monthly reports, travel for Mike Levy to attend a Motorola user conference, and a permit for Toledo Edison. The transcript does not show recorded final roll-call tallies by name for every motion beyond the clerk's statements that motions carried.
The meeting concluded with further discussion about local housing (Hillside/The Heights) and adjournment.
