Votes at a glance: Stark County Commission actions

Stark County Commission · April 7, 2026

Summary

Commissioners approved the agenda and minutes, added a pistol sale to the agenda, approved $813,179.63 in accounts payable, adopted two proclamations, transferred a vehicle to IT, allocated $5,461.50 for a demolition, approved a part-time recorder position funded from the preservation account, and awarded a $586,512.05 structure contract.

At its meeting, the Stark County Commission approved a series of motions by roll call or voice vote. Key outcomes:

- Ratified agenda as amended (addition of electrical-sales proposal and other items) — approved by voice vote. - Approved March 3 meeting minutes — approved by voice vote. - Added a pistol sale to the agenda for later action — approved by voice vote. - Approved accounts payable in the amount of $813,179.63 — roll call vote in favor. - Adopted proclamations declaring April 2026 as National County Government Month and May as ALS Awareness Month — adopted by voice vote. - Authorized the transfer of a surplus PIU/SUV from the Sheriff's Office to the IT department — approved by roll call (unanimous). - Approved payment of $5,461.50 for demolition bills associated with a delinquent property at 137 First Avenue SW and directed future bills be allocated to the general fund — approved by roll call. - Authorized paying $4,000 (part of Emergency Services/Bowman radar contract) as included in the accounts-payable motion. - Approved using preservation funds to hire a part-time recorder position for the remainder of 2026 to address historical indexing — roll call vote (unanimous). - Awarded the 30th Street Southwest structure-replacement contract to Edward H. Schwartz Construction for $586,512.05 — roll call vote (unanimous).

Motions were moved and seconded by commissioners in the meeting transcript; votes were read by roll call when required and recorded as unanimous in the transcript.

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