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Commissioners approve multiple JFS contracts for child support, childcare and youth services
Summary
Fulton County commissioners approved oversight of several Job and Family Services contracts — including Common Pleas ($5,704.37), Sheriff IV-D services ($2,745.18), Sheriff extradition ($12,000), Stephen C. Hallett ($26,000), NOCAC sub-grants and A Place Called Home ($175,000) — all effective Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026.
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners adopted several resolutions on Jan. 27, 2026, approving oversight or execution of contracts on behalf of the Department of Job and Family Services. Resolutions recorded oversight or execution for: Contract 2026-08 with Fulton County Common Pleas Court ($5,704.37); Contract 2026-09 with the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office for IV-D service ($2,745.18); Contract 2026-10 with the Sheriff’s Office for extradition ($12,000.00); Contract 2026-11 with Stephen C. Hallett ($26,000.00); Sub-Grant Agreements 2026-12 and 2026-13 with the Northwest Ohio Community Action Commission (NOCAC) for publicly funded child care; and Contract 2026-14 with A Place Called Home Youth Services, Inc. for IV-E services ($175,000.00). Each item was adopted by unanimous 3-0 vote.
The resolutions state the contracts are effective Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2026, and cite the board’s authority under Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, Ohio Revised Code sections cited in the resolution texts (ORC §3125.13 and §3125.14) and Rule 5101:12-10-45 of the Ohio Administrative Code where applicable. The NOCAC agreements are described in the record as covering Type B family day care home inspection, certification and eligibility determinations for publicly funded child care. The meeting record does not list contract start-of-service dates beyond the effective-year range, nor does it specify funding line items in the commissioners’ minutes.
