James Greenham

The board conducted bid openings for the Juvenile Justice Center HVAC system improvements and plumbing, referring them for review. Updates were provided on the Township Road Improvement Program, including adjustments to project funding allocations. The board canceled several upcoming June meetings, declared surplus items, and approved an addendum to the Republic Services agreement for waste and recycling services. Additionally, they approved revised auditor's certificates for staffing support and roofing work at The Meadows at Osborn Park, authorized equipment purchases for the landfill, and reviewed travel and personnel action forms. The board also received letters regarding a regional EMS feasibility study and conducted an executive session to discuss personnel matters.

The board reviewed reports on lodging and gas tax collections and discussed challenges with recording equipment in the Juvenile Court. They evaluated draft rankings for the Township Road Improvement Program and addressed potential project funding adjustments. Key resolutions included budget modifications, supplemental appropriations for various funds, and contractual agreements for pest management, carpet replacement, software storage for body cameras, and maintenance services. Additionally, the board approved a pilot program participation in chronic disease prevention, authorized a community garden project on the Courthouse lawn, and reviewed various personnel, travel, and equipment procurement requests.

The board conducted a bid opening for the 2026 Resurfacing Program and referred the bids to the County Engineer. Discussions were held regarding the conclusion of an internship, the preparation of 2027 budget policies, and the status of the Health Insurance Trust Fund. The board also reviewed a proposed staff realignment in the Auditor's Office to address a vacancy in the Weights and Measures position. Resolutions were adopted regarding budget modifications, supplemental appropriations, and Then and Now Certifications. Additional actions included approving a change order for the Jail Radio Building Addition, a personnel action form for an intern, and a non-objection to a liquor license application.

The board approved the construction of the Sanford Ditch #143 Improvement Project following a final ditch hearing. Discussion points included updates on county sales tax collections and the ratification of a labor union contract. The commissioners authorized the County Engineer's Office to seek qualifications for the design of the Campbell Street and Strub Road roundabout. Additionally, the board approved various inter-agency agreements, budget modifications, supplemental appropriations, and the declaration of surplus items. Concerns regarding a proposal for a residential facility at the former Lutheran Home were noted. Perkins Township representatives discussed the installation of a waterline for a new fire station. Finally, the board approved multiple operational items including equipment outlays, travel requests, personnel actions, and job descriptions.

The board discussed asphalt repair contracts for county facilities and received an update on the upcoming tax budget. They addressed criteria for the Township Road Improvement Program, rejected bids for HVAC improvements at the Juvenile Justice Center, and authorized the rebidding of the project. The commissioners approved various financial resolutions including budget modifications, supplemental appropriations, and payments for project services. Additionally, they confirmed a law enforcement services agreement with the Edison Local School District, approved contracts for various maintenance and striping projects, and executed proclamations for awareness and memorial commemorations. The board also handled routine administrative items including equipment purchases, travel requests, and personnel actions such as resignations, retirements, and new hires.