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Ottawa County Commissioners approve minutes, appointments and $527,834 in vouchers

Board of Ottawa County Commissioners · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At its April 14, 2026 meeting the Board unanimously approved the April 9 minutes, accepted a custodian retirement, appointed Jody Durivage to the Law Library Resource Board, authorized transfers for the Sheriff's Office and approved voucher payments totaling $527,833.90.

The Board of Ottawa County Commissioners met April 14, 2026 and unanimously approved a slate of routine motions, including the minutes from the April 9 meeting and several financial and personnel items. Commissioner Donald A. Douglas moved each motion and Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler seconded; Commissioners Mark W. Stahl, Donald A. Douglas and Mark E. Coppeler each voted yes on recorded motions.

The Board accepted the retirement letter from custodian William Paul Valdez effective May 31, 2026, and appointed Jody Durivage to the Ottawa County Law Library Resource Board for a term beginning April 6, 2026 and expiring December 31, 2026 pursuant to Section 307.511 of the Ohio Revised Code. The Board also approved the Ottawa County Voucher Report dated April 9 & 10, 2026 totaling $527,833.90 and authorized the County Auditor to issue warrants; attached Then-and-Now vouchers were approved and the vouchers are available for review in the Commissioners' office per the Records Retention Schedule.

The minutes record that the Board authorized transfers and appropriations requested by the Sheriff’s Office and approved travel expense requests. Where a motion was on the record, the mover was Commissioner Donald A. Douglas, the seconder was Commissioner Mark E. Coppeler, and the recorded roll call vote was Stahl, Douglas, Coppeler — yes.