Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County Regular Session
The Board discussed various administrative and operational items, including the approval of master service agreements for facility maintenance and HVAC services. They also authorized a letter of intent to renew a payment processing contract and accepted a subgrant award for a drug unit project. Maintenance bonds were released for several subdivision water and sewer extensions, and new easements for utility purposes were accepted. Training and travel reimbursements were approved for multiple county departments. Furthermore, the Board authorized financial and budgetary actions, approved a license agreement amendment for permitting software, and renewed an emergency planning agreement. They also initiated the bid process for campus improvements and addressed personnel actions and annual meeting arrangements for road authorities.
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Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County Regular Session
The board approved master service agreements for fencing services, executed record plats for property subdivisions and road dedications, and accepted a grant of sewer easement. Training and travel reimbursement requests were approved for various county departments. The board adopted a resolution for the payment of bills and acknowledged grant applications for victim assistance and child welfare programs. Additionally, the board approved a settlement agreement for a civil case, authorized a grant application for a wraparound program, and approved advertisements for generator replacement. Bids were awarded for SCADA system integration, and various personnel actions were approved. A resolution was adopted regarding the vacation of a portion of Big Indian Road, setting dates for viewing and public hearing.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of County Commissioners Of Clermont County, Ohio Regular Session
The Board of County Commissioners addressed several administrative and operational items, including approving various master service agreements for county services such as tree removal, building security, and HVAC maintenance. Key actions included authorizing procurement card issuances, approving the sale of unneeded personal property via internet auction, and acknowledging grant award agreements for the Sheriff's office. The Board also discussed and approved plans related to waterworks and wastewater system improvements, heard presentations on department updates from the Clermont Transportation Connection, and passed resolutions concerning road resurfacing programs and bridge replacements. Additionally, the Board authorized a notice of intent to sue regarding the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act to protect local drinking water, approved budget revisions, and finalized an agreement for the county's annual audit.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Clermont County Board of County Commissioners Regular Session
The Board of County Commissioners held a regular session involving multiple agenda items. Key discussions included an annual report on roads, bridges, and culverts, and public participation regarding changes to the public participation format. The Board approved several master service agreements for repair and maintenance services, authorized the release of maintenance bonds for water and sewer projects, and accepted easements for utility purposes. Additionally, the Board approved personnel actions, the payment of bills, the acceptance of the 2025 Annual Report of Roads, Bridges and Culverts, the adoption of a resolution regarding unrestricted kennel donations, and the levy of assessments for the Newtonsville Collection System project. The Board also addressed bid awards and advertisements for various infrastructure projects, requests for professional design services, and the authorization of agreements for uniform and facility services. Reappointments to the Clermont County Transportation Improvement District were confirmed, and additional items included the termination of a land lease at East Fork State Park, the execution of federal transit funding allocations, and amendments to the classification plan and Table of Organization.
