Heith Brown

Key discussions and actions for the agenda included a Visitors Bureau Update with a proclamation for Small Business Saturday, a discussion on Jail Medical Costs with Sheriff Sanders, and deliberations regarding Fire Protection Services Agreements and Kitchen Suppression System maintenance for the Justice Center. The Commissioners addressed various resolutions, authorizing multiple financial transfers between funds (including PA Grant, Public Assistance, and Children Services Special Fund), budget modifications across several departments such as the Engineer's office and Sheriff's Office, and the appropriation of unanticipated revenue. Further items involved authorizing the Recorder's Office to declare obsolete items, approving 'Then and Now' purchase orders, and authorizing execution of contracts related to snow removal and a renewal agreement with Maximus US Services, Inc. Authorization was also sought for change orders on construction projects and a fee proposal for the Justice Center mezzanine.

The agenda for the meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance and general approvals for bill files totaling $436,463.21 in the General Fund. Scheduled meetings/appointments involved discussions on the Countywide Comprehensive Plan and SNAP benefits, followed by a discussion regarding the RPHF Solid Waste Mega Site. Several resolutions were addressed, including budget modifications and transfers for Job and Family Services programs, the rescission and re-appointment of Michael Richards to the Board of Developmental Disabilities, and an additional appropriation for the Victim Witness Assistance Fund. The Commissioners authorized budget modifications for Economic Development, 'Then and Now' purchase orders, and the execution of change orders for pavement markings and guardrail projects by the Highland County Engineer. Releases of Surety Bonds related to New Market Solar and a Subordination of Mortgage were also authorized. Correspondence included updates from the Governor and Secretary of State, inquiries regarding deed research, and information concerning grant opportunities.

The agenda for this meeting includes the Pledge of Allegiance and the approval of bills totaling $402,446.70, with $32,992.04 allocated to the General Fund. Scheduled items include a discussion on the Support Local Campaign, a Snow Removal Bid Opening, and a project closure discussion with the Human Resource Director. A work session is scheduled, and a site visit regarding solid waste is planned. The agenda also lists three contracts for approval: one with Greystone Systems, Inc. for Records Storage Building Fire Alarm services, one with Pivot Point for Website Service and License Agreement, and one with Maximus for IV-D services for the Highland County Prosecutor. Several resolutions address budget modifications, appropriations, and the creation of new line items within various funds, including the SCORJDC Debt Retirement Fund, Various Purpose Fund, Airport Capital Improvement Fund, and DD General Fund. Actions authorized for execution include a Change Order increase for the 2025 County Chip Seal Program and documents related to a Public Improvement Notice of Commencement and a Secondary Manufacturers' Subdivision Form. Correspondence received includes updates from the Governor and Secretary of State regarding various state matters and announcements.

The agenda for the meeting included several scheduled items such as executive sessions to discuss matters under ORC 121.22(G)(3) and ORC 121.22(G)(1) regarding compensation, a discussion with Judge Judkins concerning ORC 1907.17, and multiple work sessions covering Courthouse Renovations, records storage with Julie Wallingford, and 2026 budgets. Key discussion points involved the General Fund Estimated Revenue for 2026. The Commissioners addressed numerous resolutions, including budget modifications across various funds (e.g., Emergency Management, Probate Court, Sheriff's General Fund) and appropriations, authorizing payment for 'Then and Now' purchase orders, and awarding the Because He Lives Food Pantry Roof Replacement Project to Roof Lynx, LLC. Additionally, resolutions were passed to allow the County Engineer to declare obsolete items, and to appropriate funds for Worker's Compensation.

The meeting's agenda included discussions on the Highland County Cybersecurity Policy and several budgetary actions through resolutions. These resolutions authorized numerous budget modifications across various funds, including Commissioners, Engineer's Fund, Sheriff, Prosecutor, DD-Help Me Grow, IT Upgrades, Dog and Kennel, Victim Witness, and Capital Improvement Fund. Additional authorizations included granting 'Then and Now' purchase orders, the Recorder's Office declaring obsolete items, and the adoption of the Highland County Cybersecurity Policy. The board also authorized the execution of a contract for PPACA Forms 1094 and 1095 Reporting Services and the purchase/equipping of a Chevrolet Silverado for the Sheriff's Office, alongside approving a pay request for the Rocky Fork Lake WWTP Improvement project. An executive session was held to discuss compensation.