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Fulton County commissioners approve routine measures, award CDBG roof contract
Summary
On June 30, 2026 the Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine resolutions — including budget adjustments, fund transfers and personnel actions — and awarded a $138,631.70 CDBG-funded roof contract for the Fayette Water Treatment Plant; all recorded motions passed 3-0.
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners met June 30, 2026, in Wauseon and approved a series of routine administrative actions, awarded a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) contract for a water treatment plant roof, entered a technical-assistance agreement for a lead-remediation grant and accepted a senior center employee’s retirement. All recorded motions passed unanimously (3-0).
The board awarded the CDBG Fayette Water Treatment Plant roof improvement contract to Damschroeder Roofing for $138,631.70, following a recommendation from the Maumee Valley Planning Organization (MVPO). The agenda packet listed an engineer’s estimate of $197,000.00. Commissioner R.J. Lumbrezer moved to award the bid and Commissioner Joe Short seconded; the motion carried 3-0 under Resolution 2026-416.
Commissioners also approved Resolution 2026-417 to enter Technical Assistance Agreement #2026-58 with Maumee Valley Planning Organization to administer the PY2023 amended Lead Safe Ohio Program grant (LED-2023-202373). Commissioner Joe Short moved to enter the agreement and Commissioner R.J. Lumbrezer seconded; the board approved the resolution 3-0.
On financial business, the board adopted Resolution 2026-414 to increase and reallocate appropriations across multiple county accounts, including an $8,224 increase for unemployment (Commissioners) and a $35,000 increase for account 2225-12122-5-61300. Under Resolution 2026-415, the board approved detailed transfers to reimburse the General Fund for first-quarter fuel, copier maintenance, supplies and utilities, recording $17,056.31 to the General Fund and $8,991.09 as utility reimbursements. Commissioner R.J. Lumbrezer and Commissioner Jeff Rupp handled the motions on those items; each vote recorded as 3-0.
Routine procedural items approved by the board included Resolution 2026-411 (approval of the June 18, 2026 minutes), Resolution 2026-412 (approval of the agenda), Resolution 2026-413 (payment of bills) and Resolution 2026-419 (authorization for a purchase order edit list and approval of travel requests). Each passed on unanimous votes.
The board accepted the retirement resignation of Laura Cuellar, a Senior Center employee, effective pay period ending Aug. 7, 2026, under Resolution 2026-418. Commissioner Jeff Rupp moved to accept the resignation and Commissioner R.J. Lumbrezer seconded; the motion carried 3-0.
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation, the commissioners reviewed a sales-tax report with no detailed discussion recorded, then moved through the agenda items. The session concluded following approval of purchase orders and travel requests and a motion to adjourn.
