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Fulton County joins Maumee Valley East CHIP Consortium to pursue housing funds

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The county joined Henry County, Napoleon and Wauseon in forming the Maumee Valley East CHIP Consortium to apply for state CHIP funds for housing, designating Henry County as the lead grantee.

Fulton County commissioners voted to join the Maumee Valley East CHIP Consortium with Henry County, the City of Napoleon and the City of Wauseon to pursue Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) program funds for local housing needs.

Resolution 2026-171 authorizes Fulton County to become a member of the consortium and concurs with Henry County’s designation as the lead grantee. The resolution empowers Joe Short, president of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, or his successor, to sign the partnership agreement and related documents on behalf of the county.

The resolution describes the consortium’s purpose as filing a combined application to address housing needs identified through a Community Needs Assessment; dollar amounts and specific local project lists were not included in the meeting record.