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At a glance: Butler County Commission actions June 16, 2026

Butler County Board of Commissioners · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Summary of votes and formal actions: approval of minutes (5-0), Motorola SUA payment (4-1), EMS bid solicitation (5-0), landfill tire policy (5-0), Resolution No. 26-31 to implement SB 244 (5-0), vouchers approved totaling $1,489,633.57 (5-0), and adjournment (5-0).

The Butler County Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal actions on June 16, 2026:

• Approve minutes from the June 9, 2026 meeting — motion by Commissioner Dan Woydziak; second by Commissioner Darren Jackson. Vote: 5-0.

• Authorize Chair to sign annual service agreement with Motorola and allow payment of $132,869.20 (county to invoice Andover $23,048.98 and Augusta $17,086.67) — motion by Commissioner Jeff Masterson; second by Commissioner Kelly Herzet. Vote: 4-1 (Dan Woydziak opposed).

• Approve staff to request bids from Osage Manufacturing for two Type III and one Type II ambulances — motion by Commissioner Kelly Herzet; second by Commissioner Darren Jackson. Vote: 5-0.

• Approve Landfill policy to accept bulk tire loads at $300/ton or individual tire rate and to allow shipping tires to a recycling facility — motion by Commissioner Kelly Herzet; second by Commissioner Darren Jackson. Vote: 5-0.

• Adopt Resolution No. 26-31 establishing a Multiple-Occupancy Private Spaces policy to comply with SB 244 — motion by Commissioner Darren Jackson; second by Commissioner Jeff Masterson. Vote: 5-0.

• Approve vouchers dated June 16, 2026, totaling $1,489,633.57 — motion by Commissioner Jeff Masterson; second by Commissioner Kelly Herzet. Vote: 5-0.

• Adjourn meeting at 9:50 a.m. — motion by Commissioner Dan Woydziak; second by Commissioner Darren Jackson. Vote: 5-0.

These entries reflect motions, movers, seconders and recorded votes as stated in the meeting transcript.