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Agenda lists multiple large Job and Family Services invoices; transcript records motion to recess to executive session
Summary
The Jan. 27, 2026 meeting agenda includes Resolution 26-0189 listing many Job and Family Services invoices (examples: United Methodist Children’s Home $102,918.53; Ohio Mentor $65,411.36; Better Beginnings $52,670.00). The public session then records a motion to recess to executive session for personnel and related matters.
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Resolution 26-0189 on the Jan. 27, 2026 agenda lists a lengthy set of Job and Family Services vendor invoices and amounts. The transcript cites named invoices and figures including:
- Better Beginnings for Brighter Future: $52,670.00 - Ohio Mentor: $65,411.36; $3,802.50; $6,680.34 - United Methodist Children’s Home: $102,918.53 - Lighthouse Youth Services (multiple invoices): $28,978.62; $32,338.46; $32,338.46
The public minutes present these invoices as part of the listed agenda items; the transcript does not record discussion or a public roll-call vote on the listed payments in the excerpt provided.
Immediately after the invoice list, Commissioner Mary A. McDonald moved "to recess the Regular Meeting at 9:34 a.m. to Executive Session to discuss Appointments, Dismissals, Promotions, Job Postings, Negotiations, Resignations, Discipline, Pending Litigation, Employments, and Economic Development," and Commissioner Carolyn Rice seconded the motion. The roll call recorded "Mrs. Rice, aye; Ms. McDonald, aye; Carried."
