The Board of Supervisors addressed a wide range of administrative and fiscal matters. Key discussions and actions included setting 2026 town equalization rates for county taxes, authorizing various financial and service contracts, and managing departmental staffing and budgetary adjustments. The Board issued several proclamations, including those for Constitution Week, National Recovery Month, and Sheriff's Week. Administrative actions included the implementation of an electronic signature policy, the approval of litigation cost-sharing for tax assessments, and the authorization of several grant applications for brownfield remediation and transportation planning. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved numerous budget amendments, contract renewals for mental health services, nursing home staffing changes, and maintenance agreements for emergency equipment and infrastructure.
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The Board discussed and approved various fiscal and administrative actions, including the establishment of town equalization rates, contracts for annual financial report services, and the adoption of an electronic signature policy. Public safety measures included approving contracts for autopsy services, various grant acceptances for victim and defense services, and internal staffing adjustments for Emergency Medical Services. Public works resolutions covered emergency generator maintenance and automation system agreements. Planning and economic development items involved EPA and CDBG grant submissions and loan fund updates. Finally, the Board addressed mental health department staffing, psychiatric services contracts, and nursing home resident attendant positions.
Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Wayne County Board of Supervisors Meeting
The board meeting addressed a wide range of operational and administrative matters. Key actions included approving funding for youth team sports and prepaid card services for social services clients, along with authorization for home-delivered meal contracts. Several budgetary amendments were passed, including reallocations for public health vehicle purchases, mental health department forensic hospitalization costs, and cybersecurity grant funding. The board also adopted updated policies regarding county travel, vehicle usage, and flexible scheduling. Significant personnel appointments were made, including a new Family Defense Supervising Attorney and a County Administrator. Infrastructure and public safety projects were advanced, notably the authorization of contracts for the Port Bay REDI project and the replacement of overhead doors at the county jail. Additionally, the board authorized applications for various grants, including those for public safety and economic development, and approved property transfers and new contract engagements for professional services.
Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting
Wayne County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors addressed numerous administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key actions included authorizing contracts for youth team sports, home-delivered meals, and prepaid card services. The Board approved the creation and funding of several positions, including a Senior Assistant Social Worker and a Family Defense Supervising Attorney, and confirmed the appointment of a permanent County Administrator. Policy updates were enacted regarding travel, vehicle usage, and flexible scheduling. Several infrastructure and technology projects were authorized, including site improvements at the County Jail, document management software for the County Clerk, and derelict property studies. Additionally, the Board handled various budget amendments, grant applications for economic and safety initiatives, and surplus property declarations.
