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Votes at a glance: commissioners approve EMS contract, new website vendor, payroll and routine items

Dearborn County Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting commissioners certified an earlier executive session, approved a St. Leon emergency responder contract, selected Revize for the county website, approved claims/payroll/minutes, permitted a May 3 ALS car show parking use and voted to support forming a citizens advisory committee on solar ordinances.

The Dearborn County Commissioners handled several motions and voice-vote approvals during the meeting:

- Executive session certification: Commissioners certified that the prior executive session covered matters allowed under Indiana Code 5-14-1.5-6.1 (subsections cited in the meeting). A motion to certify passed by voice vote with no roll-call provided.

- St. Leon emergency responder service contract: The board moved and approved acceptance of the St. Leon emergency medical responder service contract for 2026; motion carried by voice vote.

- Website contract: Commissioners approved selecting Revize as the county’s new website vendor and authorized execution of the contract after staff evaluations and demonstrations. Staff noted an implementation estimate and a phased transition tied to the incumbent vendor’s data-export (Oct. 31, 2026) and phase-out dates.

- Claims, payroll and minutes: The board approved routine claims, payroll and the minutes from April 7.

- Community event: The board approved a request to allow Logan Lawrence to use county parking lots on May 3 for an ALS car show.

- Solar advisory committee: Commissioners voted to inform the Plan Commission they support forming a citizens advisory committee to help amend the solar ordinance and to form a county committee if the Plan Commission does not act.

All recorded votes in the transcript were voice votes; the meeting did not include roll-call tallies in the provided text.