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Fulton County commissioners approve letter supporting health center’s HHS funding request for CT scanner and radiology upgrades
Summary
The board voted 3-0 on March 5 to approve a letter of support for Fulton County Health Center’s HHS Community Project Funding application to replace a CT scanner, a CT contrast injector and to renovate/replace a radiology/fluoroscopy room.
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners on March 5 adopted Resolution 2026-163 to approve and execute a letter of support for Fulton County Health Center’s application to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Community Project Funding. The funding request covers replacement of a CT scanner and CT contrast injector and renovations or replacement of a radiology/fluoroscopy room. Commissioner Jon Rupp moved the resolution and Commissioner Joe Short seconded; the motion passed 3-0 and the action was attested by Clerk Jessica Schuette.
The resolution expresses the board’s support for the health center’s application but does not commit county funds. The action was recorded in open session and the resolution text cites compliance with Ohio open-meeting requirements.
