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Williams County commissioners approve supplemental appropriations and routine bills
Summary
On Feb. 24, 2026 in Bryan, Ohio, the Williams County Board of Commissioners approved four routine resolutions including supplemental appropriations totaling $28,869.39 to fund CDBG rehab work, a Hillside Wi‑Fi update, IT battery replacements and victims assistance equipment.
Bryan, Ohio — The Williams County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 24 approved routine business including minutes and the agenda, authorized payment of bills and adopted supplemental appropriations totaling $28,869.39 during a brief regular session that began at 9:01 a.m.
The board approved four resolutions by roll call vote. Bartley E. Westfall, Vice President of the Board of Commissioners, moved each motion and Scott A. Lirot, President of the Board of Commissioners, seconded; both commissioners voted yes and the motions carried. Commissioner Terry N. Rummel was recorded as not present for portions of the record shown in the transcript.
The most substantive action, Resolution 26-0115, authorized supplemental appropriations that redistribute or create budget lines across county funds. The transcript lists the following line-item moves: $19,148.00 to 2063-47-161-506451 (CDBG Rehab Assistance — Private Rehab); $6,851.42 to 5023-58-260-503302 (Hillside activities — Wi‑Fi update); $869.97 to 1001-40-470-503300 (IT non-capital equipment for replacement batteries for network power backups); and $2,000.00 to 2006-42-444-503300 (Victims Assistance non-capital equipment). Those amounts total $28,869.39.
Earlier on the agenda the commissioners approved Resolution 26-0112 (approving the Feb. 19, 2026 minutes) and Resolution 26-0113 (approving the agenda as presented). The board also approved payment of bills under Resolution 26-0114; during that item the transcript notes that the disbursement list included entries tied to IT, Jobs and Family Services (JFS), and MVPO (not further specified in the record).
Administrative items noted during the session included special hauling permits for Charter and Toledo Edison, a dog warden weekly signed report, March credit card appropriations for the auditor and commissioners, and seven pay requests submitted by MVPO.
"That is all I have for today," Bartley E. Westfall said near the end of the brief meeting. "We stand adjourned," Scott A. Lirot said as the session concluded.
The board took no further public testimony or contested votes at the session. The transcript does not record additional discussion of policy impacts or next steps tied to the appropriations beyond the budget line descriptions in Resolution 26-0115.
