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Medina County commissioners approve multiple resolutions on roads, contracts and county spending

Medina County Board of Commissioners · July 14, 2026
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Summary

At their July 14 meeting the Board of Commissioners approved a package of resolutions including road closures and bridge work, a pickup purchase, consultant services for the Wolf Creek Greenway Trail, change order for a water tank project, purchase of scale house software, personnel updates, and multiple finance transfers and claims totaling $7,473,033.60.

The Medina County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of resolutions at its July 14, 2026 meeting covering infrastructure, contracts and county finances.

County Engineer Administrative Assistant Dan Becker presented six engineer-related resolutions, and the Board approved items including authorization for the county engineer to purchase one new model-year pickup truck; determination of necessity to close Lake Road for culvert replacement and Nichols Road for bridge #8 maintenance; acceptance and award of a rebid for replacement of bridge No. 1 on Ledgewood Drive in Medina Township; a consultant services contract to provide floodplain hydraulic and hydraulic modeling review services for the Wolf Creek Greenway Trail project; and a declaration that certain engineer equipment is excess property to be disposed under Section 317.12, Ohio Revised Code. Commissioner Stephen D. Hambley moved to approve the six engineer resolutions and Commissioner Colleen M. Swedyk seconded; the motion carried as recorded by the minutes.

Sanitary Engineer Jeremy Sinko presented change order no. 1 for the Windfall Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation Project; the Board approved the change order. Solid Waste District Director Barb Walton presented a resolution to authorize purchase of scale house software for the Solid Waste District; that resolution was approved. Human Resources Director Holly Muren presented a resolution approving personnel changes under the jurisdiction of the Board; the Board approved that item.

Finance Director Brett Thomas presented a group of six finance items including revenue adjustments for various funds, a cash transfer for the County Home Levy Fund, interdepartmental transfers to the Medina County Print Shop revenue line item, authorization to purchase 6,600 gallons of regular unleaded gasoline for the Engineering Center, allowance of county official expenses, and allowing claims and authorizing issuance upon the treasurer in settlement of a list of claims in the total amount of $7,473,033.60. The Board approved those finance items by roll call.

Key votes recorded in the minutes include:

- Approval of minutes from the July 7, 2026 meeting: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mr. Harrison; roll call showed all commissioners voting AYE. - Approval of the six engineer resolutions: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mrs. Swedyk; minutes record the motion carried (the roll call for that item is recorded in the minutes as both commissioners voting AYE). - Approval of change order no. 1 for Windfall Tank: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mrs. Swedyk; minutes record the motion carried. - Approval of Solid Waste scale house software purchase: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mr. Harrison; minutes record the motion carried. - Approval of HR personnel changes: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mr. Harrison; minutes record the motion carried. - Approval of six finance resolutions including allowing claims totaling $7,473,033.60: Moved by Mr. Hambley, seconded by Mr. Harrison; roll call showed all commissioners voting AYE.

All resolutions listed in the minutes were presented in open session and recorded as approved. No recorded dissents or abstentions appear in the meeting minutes. The Board adjourned at 10:37 a.m.