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Commissioners agree to transfer county parcel and assist trustee to acquire adjacent lots for shelter storage

Delaware County Board of Commissioners · April 20, 2026
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Summary

Center Township Deputy Trustee Lindsey Campbell requested two lots near the township shelter so the trustee can build storage; commissioners approved assigning the county‑owned parcel to the redevelopment commission for transfer and agreed to begin the process to acquire the other parcel and assign it through the MRC.

Lindsey Campbell, deputy trustee for the Center Township Trustee's office, told the commissioners the trustee needs two parcels adjacent to the shelter (113 and 117 North Ohio Street) to build a storage building to serve both the homeless shelter and trustee operations. Campbell said 113 is owned by the county and 117 is owned by private parties; she offered $1,000 for 113 and described MRC assistance to assign a tax sale certificate and finalize a deed transfer.

County staff explained the process: assign the county‑owned parcel to the redevelopment commission (MRC), secure title on the privately owned parcel and then transfer it to the MRC for assignment to the trustee. Commissioners expressed support for the shelter's work; a commissioner moved to proceed with the transfers and the motion passed unanimously on roll call.

What happens next: staff will work with the auditor's office, the MRC and county legal counsel to prepare deeds and any required filings to transfer the county parcel and to pursue a certificate or title change for the privately owned lot before assignment to the trustee.