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Delaware County board approves a slate of routine resolutions, schedules public-works lettings on July 8, 2026

Delaware County board · July 22, 2026
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Summary

The Delaware County board opened its meeting, approved minutes and adopted several resolutions including budget amendments, Public Works lettings set for 07/08/2026, disposition of surplus property, renewal of Agricultural District No. 14 and authorization to pay the county audit.

The Delaware County board convened, opened with an invocation and pledge, and approved three sets of minutes without correction. The chair moved the meeting into communications and then onto a series of resolutions covering budget amendments, public-works lettings and administrative items.

Committee member (speaker 3) moved several resolutions to the floor, each seconded and put to voice or roll-call vote. Highlights included a 2026 budget amendment (Resolution 110), a Department of Mental Health budget amendment (Resolution 111), authorizations for Public Works lettings scheduled for 07/08/2026 (Resolutions 112 and 113), authorization to dispose of surplus personal property (Resolution 114), approval of modifications and renewal of Agricultural District No. 14 (Resolution 115), and payment of the audit (Resolution 116). Where the transcript did not provide dollar amounts or detailed language of resolutions, the record shows only the motion text and that the items were carried by voice or roll-call responses; specific funding amounts and modification details were not specified in the transcript.

The meeting concluded after members confirmed committee follow-ups and adjourned. The transcript records one recorded 'No' on Resolution 111 (Marshfield); other votes were recorded as verbal yeses or carried by voice.