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County and Port Clinton to pursue 2026 CHIP funds under Resolution No. 26-06

Board of Ottawa County Commissioners · February 26, 2026
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Summary

The Board adopted Resolution No. 26-06 authorizing a joint partnership agreement with the City of Port Clinton to apply for Ohio Office of Community Development CHIP funds for the 2026 program year; the motion passed unanimously.

The Board adopted Resolution No. 26-06 authorizing the president to sign a joint partnership agreement with the City of Port Clinton to apply for Ohio Office of Community Development CHIP funds for the 2026 program year. "It was moved by Commissioner Douglas and seconded by Commissioner Coppeler that the Board of Ottawa County Commissioners adopt Resolution No. 26-06 authorizing the president of the board to sign and approve a joint partnership agreement with the City of Port Clinton to apply for Ohio Office of Community Development CHIP funds for the 2026 Program Year," the meeting record states.

The motion was approved unanimously. The recorded motion does not specify the requested CHIP funding amount or a project list; the adoption authorizes county participation in a joint application with the City of Port Clinton for the 2026 program year.