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Lorain County commissioners approve routine appropriations, payments and purchase orders

Lorain County Board of Commissioners · April 10, 2026

Summary

At its April 10 meeting the Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine financial actions including investment confirmations, appropriations for claims, vendor payments and multiple purchase-order amendments across departments.

The Lorain County Board of Commissioners voted April 10 to confirm recent investments and to authorize appropriations, vendor payments and several purchase-order amendments across county departments.

Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 26-212 to confirm investment activity reported by the county treasurer, and later approved Resolution No. 26-213 to appropriate $92,098.24 for retrospective claims and $650 to reimburse LaGrange Township for training. The board also passed Resolution No. 26-216, which lists multiple vendor payments across funds; the general fund payments include items such as $3,500 for professional services to Carinci-Morris Tina and $7,037.50 for polling place rents and services. Motion and second votes were recorded for each action; the roll calls show unanimous approval (Ayes: Moore, Gallagher & Riddell; Nays: None).

The board approved procurement actions under Resolution No. 26-214 that amend or create purchase orders, including a $73,707 amendment for road salt for the Engineer's office, a sponsorship for a Discover Aviation air and car show ($63,680), and other departmental requisitions. These decisions were presented as routine fiscal and operational business and carried by unanimous vote.

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