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Commissioners approve grants, change order and routine finance items including $355,942 transit grant
Summary
The Greene County commissioners placed multiple finance and administration items on the agenda July 29: acceptance of the 2025 Controller's Report and audit, a $10,092.50 change order for Route 21 sewer, a Benedum Foundation grant for the county incubator, and a FY26-27 Public Transportation Operating Assistance Grant totaling $355,942 (shared-ride $243,942; persons with disabilities $112,000). Motions recorded as 'All in Favor.'
Greene County commissioners advanced a slate of finance and administration items at the July 29 agenda meeting, including acceptance of the 2025 Controller's Report and the county audit prepared by Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC. The board also approved administrative items such as adding Chief Clerk Jeremy Kelly as the ECMS administrator and signatory.
The board placed Change Order #1 from Pollard Land Services for the Route 21 Sanitary Sewer Extension Project on the agenda; the change order total is $10,092.50 with an effective date of June 22, 2026. Commissioners also approved a two-year grant agreement (grant #20260064) with the Benedum Foundation to assist operations of the Greene County Business Incubator. The FY26-27 Public Transportation Operating Assistance Grant was presented with a total of $355,942 (Shared Ride: $243,942; Persons with Disabilities: $112,000). All motions were moved by Commissioner McClure and seconded by Commissioner Blair Zimmerman; votes recorded as "All in Favor." The minutes do not provide numerical vote counts or attendance for each motion beyond the "All in Favor" notation.
