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Commissioners approve purchase orders, appropriations and ADAMHS appointments
Summary
At the May 5 Hancock County commissioners meeting the board approved a set of resolutions to pay purchase orders, transfer solid-waste fees, make appropriations to veterans and MV & GT funds, and appointed and reappointed members to the ADAMHS board; all votes were unanimous, 3-0.
Hancock County commissioners approved a package of routine resolutions and board appointments at their May 5 meeting.
The board voted 3-0 to adopt Resolution #282-26 authorizing payment of listed purchase orders. Commissioners also approved Resolution #283-26 transferring Hancock County Solid Waste Management District tier disposal fees to the Tiered Disposal Fee Fund (#5109) and passed additional appropriations under the auditor's certification: Resolution #284-26 for the Veterans Service Fund (#2152) and Resolution #285-26 for the MV & GT Fund (#2002). Each motion was made by Commissioner William Bateson and seconded by Commissioner Timothy Bechtol and passed unanimously.
The board appointed two people to the Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board: Karl Gingrich and Jim Darrach (Resolution #286-26 and #287-26). The board reappointed Michael Heldman to the ADAMHS Board for July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2030 (Resolution #288-26) and reappointed Joseph Niemeyer under Resolution #289-26. All appointment and reappointment votes were 3-0 with Bateson moving and Bechtol seconding.
The board also signed employment appointment papers from Job and Family Services and a notice of filing an annexation; the hearing on the annexation was scheduled for July 9, 2026. These actions were recorded by Clerk Lynn Taylor and reflected in the meeting minutes.
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