Geno DiFabio

The board addressed various administrative and fiscal items including interfund obligations, fuel reimbursements, and rental payments for multiple county departments. Key agreements were approved for street sweeping services, building cleaning services, and lead-based hazard control work at several properties. Additionally, the board processed re-appointments to the Mental Health and Recovery Board and authorized multiple budget additions for capital and grant projects. The session also covered resolutions regarding the enforcement of stop work orders, the approval of legal claim settlements, the hiring of new personnel, support for federal grant applications, and authorization for sanitary sewer system maintenance work.

The board meeting agenda included several administrative and financial items. Key actions involved the approval of interfund obligations and various agreements, such as a tire collection event with Smith Township and an amendment for behavioral health services at the Sheriff's department. A change order for the Western Reserve Road Widening Project was noted. Resolutions were addressed regarding budget additions for various departments, including the courthouse HVAC upgrades, lead abatement, juvenile justice court, and engineer equipment. Additionally, the board reviewed professional accounting services, sponsorship grants for multiple golf and athletic events, a general fund transfer to the YBI Innovation Hub, and staff appointments for the Sanitary Engineers department.

The board meeting addressed various administrative entries, travel requests, and multiple service and maintenance agreements across departments including Engineering, Hazmat, Juvenile Justice Center, and Job & Family Services. Key resolutions were approved regarding budget additions for several departments such as the Clerk of Courts, Probate Court, Sheriff, and the Engineer, along with personnel appointments in the Human Resources and Sanitary Engineers departments. Furthermore, the board adopted resolutions concerning a county seat change for a future meeting, participation in a remnant defendants settlement agreement, and a transfer of funds for a courthouse HVAC project. The meeting also included presentations recognizing Parkinson's and Autism awareness months, and a recognition of the EMA Director.

The meeting addressed administrative matters, including travel approvals for the Dog Warden to attend conferences. Agreements were reviewed for Facilities to replace a window at the Justice Center, Lead-Based agreements with JDM Real Estate and W&W Construction for lead hazard control/healthy homes work, and an agreement with Gray Matter Systems, LLC for professional services for the Pump Station Monitoring System. Change orders were discussed for EMA related to the Mobile Command Post and for Lead-Based projects with Howland Company, LLC and W&W Construction, LLC, as well as Foundation for the Future, LLC. Extra Work Order with J.S. Bova Excavating, LLC for the Burgess Run Interceptor Sewer Replacement was also reviewed. Budget additions and amendments were made for various departments including Commissioners, Prosecutor, Clerk of Courts, Common Pleas Court, Engineer, and Sheriff. Bids were recorded for Sanitary related to Polymer and Liquid Caustic Soda for the Mahoning County Metropolitan Sewer District Wastewater Treatment Plant. Resolutions were approved for Commissioners, Continuum of Care/Grants Management, Covention & Visitors, Dog Warden, EMA, Facilities, and Sheriff.

The meeting included discussions on advertisement for bids for the Poland Village Pedestrian Bridge Improvement, approval of administrative entries and interfund obligations, and several agreements including an amendment with Pictometry International Corp and an agreement with Greenwood Chevrolet. Change Order No. 1 with KL Quality Construction, LLC for remodeling of the Probate Court Hearing Room was discussed. Resolutions were made for budget additions for various departments, moral obligation payment to County Risk Sharing Authority, directing expenditure of Opioid Settlement Funds, approving the Second Amendment with Involta, LLC, renewals and funding rates with Medical Mutual of Ohio, agreement with Vision Benefits of America, extension and renewal rate schedule for Basic Life and Basic AD&D. Additional resolutions covered an unpaid leave of absence, disposal of obsolete computer systems and furniture, appointment of a Project Engineer, and support for grant applications to the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services.