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 reviewed several administrative and operational items during their session. Key discussions and approvals included master service agreements for tree removal services, satisfaction of mortgages for the Septic System Rehabilitation Financing Program, and worksite agreements for the Comprehensive Case Management and Employment Program. The Board also addressed the release of performance and maintenance bonds for various subdivisions, re-platting of lots, and financial/budgetary actions including supplemental appropriations and fund transfers. Additionally, they approved travel and training reimbursements, a change order for the 911 Microwave Backhaul Project, subrecipient grant agreements for a homeless outreach program, and extensions for contracts involving laboratory analysis and waterworks chemical supply. Finally, the Board authorized advertisements for upcoming infrastructure and chemical procurement bids.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners Regular Session
The board discussed public participation regarding the scheduling of evening meetings. Approvals included payment to vendors, a change order for the 911 microwave backhaul system, a subrecipient grant agreement for homeless outreach, advertisement for bids for road paving, and authorization of grant applications for infrastructure projects. Additionally, the board approved the advertisement for chemical supply bids and executed contract extensions for water resource laboratory analysis and activated carbon media reactivation.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners of Clermont County Regular Session
The Board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key actions included the execution of maintenance bonds for water and sewer main extensions and the release of bonds for several subdivisions. The Board authorized a subgrant award agreement for the Clermont County Drug Unit, corrected the 2027 employee dental basic plan rate, and approved various training and travel reimbursement requests. Additionally, the commissioners authorized payments to vendors, approved an agreement renewal for professional broker and consulting services for the employee benefit program, and initiated the advertisement for bids for the 2026 Part 2 Landslides Project. The Board also accepted a permanent sewer easement for the Hartman Lane Sewer Upgrade Project, executed a change order for the BMW Bulk Chemical Tank Replacement, and entered into a joint funding agreement with the USGS for stream gage maintenance. Further business included appointing members to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, approving a settlement agreement for a court case, and modifying the 2026 annual appropriation resolution. The meeting concluded with executive session discussions regarding pending litigation and various member comments on local initiatives, including town halls and data center moratoriums.
