Kelleigh Decker

The Board of County Commissioners addressed a wide range of administrative and operational agenda items. Key actions included the proclamation of Hispanic Heritage Month and the recognition of various community organizations and local leadership. Administrative approvals involved amending the 2024 meeting schedule and authorizing the implementation of a new Salesforce platform for the Department of Economic Development. Extensive infrastructure and maintenance items were passed, including numerous ditch maintenance petitions and assessments, joint cooperation agreements for road pavement preservation and chloride reduction grants, and the formal acceptance of water supply and sanitary sewer infrastructure for several developments. The Board also approved professional services agreements for sanitary sewer improvements and material recovery facility design, accepted technology grants, and authorized lease renewals. Additionally, the Board conducted an executive session to address personnel matters, followed by the approval of staff appointments and terminations within the Department of Job & Family Services and the Canine Care & Control division.

The board meeting addressed several key items, including the recognition of 2023 LEAD Program graduates and the acceptance of a grant award for the Domestic Violence High Risk Team. The board approved a professional services agreement for a co-parenting mentor for the Juvenile Court's treatment programs. Additionally, the board authorized revenue-generating agreements with ProMedica hospitals and the Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities, as well as Title IV-D service contracts involving the Prosecutor's Office and the Clerk of Courts Domestic Relations Division.

The board conducted a public hearing regarding revisions to Flood Damage Prevention Regulations due to updated federal flood maps. Various administrative, financial, and operational approvals were addressed, including the 2024 annual appropriation, capital improvement plans, and several grant agreements funded by the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund for housing and social service projects. The board also handled contract amendments for infrastructure, appointed personnel to boards, authorized road maintenance and engineering projects, and reviewed internal policies and staffing changes following an executive session.

The Board held a public hearing regarding the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District Plan Update, focusing on strategies for increasing solid waste recycling and the establishment of a Material Recovery Facility. The meeting addressed sanitary engineering matters, including the approval of loan agreements for sewer and water supply improvements and the award of a construction contract for a water supply line. Furthermore, the Board approved plans for the 2024 Long Line Painting Program, authorized a change order for the Perrysburg-Holland Road Bridge replacement project, and awarded a contract for the Bancroft Street and McCord Road Roundabout.

The Board discussed and approved various items including an amendment to the Prevention, Retention, and Contingency Plan, the proclamation of World Refugee Day, and numerous projects managed by the County Engineer, such as sewer cleaner truck procurement, ditch maintenance petitions, and contracts for several roundabout projects. Further actions included nominations for the Local Emergency Planning Committee, subgrant agreements for Children Services, renewal of email license support, and advertising for professional services. The Board also addressed facility improvements including roof repairs, insulation removal, and requests for qualifications for inspection services. Additionally, fiscal resolutions regarding fund transfers, appropriations, and various personnel appointments and staffing amendments were processed, concluding with an executive session regarding personnel and property matters.