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Commission approves ballot-printer purchase and interlocal agreements for 2025 municipal elections
Summary
Rich County approved buying a KNOWiNK on-demand ballot printer, authorized the First Responders First Agreement, and approved resolutions making interlocal agreements with four towns to administer the 2025 municipal elections.
The commission approved purchase of a KNOWiNK on-demand ballot printer after a motion by Commissioner William E. Cox and second by Commissioner Jonathan B. Lee; the motion passed unanimously. The purchase was recorded under commission business during the March 5 meeting.
Commissioners also authorized the First Responders First Agreement and approved Resolutions authorizing agreements between the Rich County Clerk and the towns of Woodruff, Randolph, Laketown, and Garden City to administer the 2025 municipal elections. Those Resolutions were approved by unanimous vote and were described on the record as authorizing the Clerk to enter agreements with the named towns.
