The Board addressed a wide array of administrative and operational items, including the authorization of procurement cards and master service agreements, such as fire alarm and sprinkler maintenance. Members reviewed requests to join professional organizations and approved blanket travel reimbursements for various departments. Electronic subscription renewals for public safety and sheriff's office software were finalized, alongside a service agreement for AI-powered virtual assistance in the Department of Job and Family Services. The Board accepted permanent easements for road infrastructure, released performance-maintenance bonds for subdivisions, and authorized a transit study with Nelson Nygaard. Additionally, several construction contracts were deemed complete, including emergency management agency renovations and painting projects, while budgetary actions, supplemental appropriations, and personnel matters were formally approved. A public hearing was scheduled regarding a petition for annexation from Batavia Township to the Village of Batavia.
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The Board of County Commissioners held a session to address various administrative, financial, and operational requirements. Key actions included the approval of master service agreements, the release of maintenance bonds, and the acceptance of streets and water infrastructure into the county systems. The board authorized multiple travel and training requests, personnel appointments, and handled comprehensive budget transfers and supplemental appropriations. Additionally, the meeting included the approval of tax levies for the upcoming fiscal year, the awarding of contracts for bridge replacement and campus improvement projects, the authorization of a transit study, and the approval of funding for a domestic violence shelter program.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County Regular Session
The Board discussed and approved several items, including a proclamation for Water Professionals Appreciation Week and an economic development strategic plan presentation. The Board authorized various master service agreements and approved a request to reduce a performance bond for a subdivision. Additionally, they executed a software maintenance agreement addendum for transportation scheduling, approved multiple training and travel reimbursements, and handled various personnel actions. Several financial and budgetary actions were approved, including supplemental appropriations. The Board also awarded bids and executed contracts for a tower generator replacement and water main replacement projects, while rejecting bids for an HVAC replacement project at the Heritage Building. An executive session was held to discuss employment, property acquisition, and security protocols.
Sep 30, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board of County Commissioners Regular Session
The Board of County Commissioners addressed various operational and financial items. Key actions included the authorization of master service agreements for property appraisal and electrical safety services, approval of a performance bond reduction for a subdivision, and renewal of scheduling software for transportation services. The Board reviewed and authorized multiple training and travel expense reimbursements for various county departments. Significant budgetary and financial actions were approved, including adjustments to annual appropriations and fund transfers. Bidding matters included the award of contracts for a tower generator replacement and water main replacements, the rejection of bids for a building HVAC project, and the authorization of a change order for campus improvements. Additionally, the Board accepted a change in property valuation for a historic covered bridge and authorized identity verification service access.
