Hancock County public meetings in 2024

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Board will vote on over a dozen resolutions, including fund transfers and advances between county accounts. Additionally, they will discuss prosecutor-related items: appointing Sean Abbott as interim prosecutor, contracting medical services with Wellpath Services, rejecting janitorial bids, and authorizing design services for a fiber loop extension. Flood mitigation topics and public comments are also on the agenda.

• Resolution 933-24: Transfer $1,450.58 from Indigent Defense Fund to General Fund
• Appointment of Sean Abbott as interim Hancock County Prosecutor
• Contract with Wellpath Services for medical services
• Rejection of all bids for custodial/janitorial services; extension with J&B Cleaning Services
• Solicitation of qualifications for professional design services for Hancock County Fiber Loop Extension Project

The Hancock County Commissioners approved a two-year medical services contract with Wellpath L.L.C. for the Justice Center, totaling $836,162 for the first year and $877,760 for the second year. They also rejected all bids for custodial services due to missing bid bond references and authorized a new solicitation. Several resolutions were passed, including fund transfers, appropriations, and an agreement for the Fiber Loop project. The meeting concluded with an executive session on personnel hiring, with no action taken.

• Approved Wellpath L.L.C. medical services contract for Justice Center (3-0)
• Rejected all custodial/janitorial bids, authorized new solicitation (3-0)
• Approved MOA for Fiber Loop project with up to $5M from flood mitigation funds (3-0)
• Approved DYS Grant amendment for Juvenile Court (3-0)
• Approved payroll and Maumee Watershed invoice of $34,976.36 (3-0)
• Approved resolutions #930-940 for purchase orders, fund transfers, and appropriations (3-0)
• Appointed Sean M. Abbott as acting Prosecuting Attorney for Jan 1-5, 2024 (3-0)
• Extended J&B Cleaning Services contracts for two months at $4,612 (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are holding a special meeting on December 23, 2024, with an executive session scheduled at 9:30 AM. The rest of the agenda consists of routine procedural items such as approval of minutes, correspondence, personnel actions, payroll, and auditor's warrants, along with updates and public comments. No specific substantive decisions or discussions are listed beyond the executive session.

• Executive session (closed session) at 9:30 AM
• Approval of minutes
• Personnel actions and payroll issues
• Auditor's warrants
• Public comments and concerns

The Hancock County Commissioners held a special meeting on December 23, 2024, and voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss personnel matters related to hiring. After the session, they voted to exit with no action taken. No substantive decisions were made during the meeting.

• Entered executive session to discuss personnel hiring (3-0)
• Exited executive session with no action taken (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will meet to act on 16 resolutions for fund transfers and additional appropriations across various county funds, including General, Veterans, Brownfield, and Capital Projects funds. They will also authorize release of fees to Domestic Violence Shelter, approve several contracts: an IV-D legal services agreement, change orders for boiler replacement at four county buildings, and a moving services contract for the new Judicial Center. Additionally, the agenda includes a bid opening for the Blanchard Street land purchase, a maintenance contract bid opening, and a flood mitigation discussion.

• Release of funds to Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. per O.R.C. 2935.032 and 3113.34
• Authorizing IV-D contract with JFS and Mark B. Schwemer for legal services
• Change order #2 for CDBG Downtown Buildings Grant Program agreement
• Change order #1 for boiler replacement at Courthouse, BMV, Agricultural Services, and Educational Services buildings
• Agreement with Corrigan Moving Systems to move offices to new Hancock County Judicial Center

The Hancock County Commissioners approved 27 resolutions, including fund transfers and appropriations, a change order for boiler replacement, a contract for moving court offices, and a IV-D agreement. They also held bid openings for jail medical and maintenance services, with one bid for medical and three for maintenance. No action was taken in executive sessions.

• Approved boiler replacement change order #1 for $26,760, total project $2,795,979 (3-0)
• Approved moving contract with Corrigan Moving Systems for $48,797.14 (3-0)
• Approved IV-D agreement with Mark B. Schwemer for child support enforcement (3-0)
• Approved 15 fund transfer resolutions (3-0 each)
• Approved 5 additional appropriation resolutions (3-0 each)
• Approved release of funds to Domestic Violence Shelter (2 resolutions, 3-0 each)
• Approved then-and-now purchase order payment resolution (3-0)
• Approved CDBG change order #2 for building repairs in McComb (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider a resolution to proceed with an operating levy for the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library, along with several fund transfers and repayments, reappointments, and amendments to transportation service agreements. Other items include a brownfield remediation grant authorization and a reimbursement for grease trap cleaning.

• Resolution to proceed with an operating levy for the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library
• Resolution #894-24: Repayment of advance from Water Pollution Control Fund #2202 to General Fund #1001
• Reappointment of Laura Matusoff to the Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities for a four-year term
• Amendments to agreements with five providers (USA Cab, City Mission, HHWP CAC, K & P Medical Transport, T & H Lift) for NET Medical Transportation Services
• Authorization for Brownfield Remediation Grant Agreement (Ra-nik Clean-Up Project Phase 2) at North Main Street and Blanchard River

The Hancock County Commissioners approved a resolution to place a renewal levy for the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library on the ballot, generating $875,000 per year. They also approved amendments to several transportation contracts, increasing funding for services provided by USA Cab, City Mission of Findlay, HHWPCAC, K & P Medical Transportation, and T & H Lift. Additionally, they approved a Brownfield remediation grant agreement for the Ra-nik Clean-Up Project Phase 2 and various fund transfers and appointments. No action was taken after executive sessions regarding potential real estate transactions.

• Approved resolution to place library operating levy renewal on ballot (3-0)
• Approved $200,000 increase to USA Cab transportation contract, new total $697,629 (3-0)
• Approved $50,000 increase to City Mission of Findlay transportation contract, new total $132,097 (3-0)
• Approved $100,000 increase to HHWPCAC transportation contract, new total $300,000 (3-0)
• Approved $10,000 increase to K & P Medical Transportation contract, new total $60,000 (3-0)
• Approved $50,000 increase to T & H Lift transportation contract, new total $500,635.95 (3-0)
• Approved Brownfield remediation grant agreement for Ra-nik Clean-Up Project Phase 2, requesting $80,551 (3-0)
• Approved re-appointment of Laura Matusoff to Board of Developmental Disabilities (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on multiple fund transfers across departments, a resolution to rescind a prior resolution, and a change order for the 2024 Cooperative Local Resurfacing Program. The agenda also includes a flood mitigation discussion and a meeting regarding BRWP, plus executive sessions.

• Change Order No. 1 with M&B Asphalt Co., Inc. for the Hancock County 2024 Cooperative Local Resurfacing Program
• Resolution to rescind resolution #831-24
• Transfer of funds in Job & Family Services Fund #2015 (Resolution #879-24)
• Transfer of funds in Sheriff Fund #1001 (Resolution #885-24)
• Additional appropriation to General Fund #1001 (Resolution #889-24)

The Hancock County Commissioners unanimously approved a corrected change order for the 2024 Cooperative Local Resurfacing Program with M&B Asphalt Co., Inc., increasing the contract by $9,145.37 to a total of $2,242,183.20. They also approved 14 fund transfer resolutions and one additional appropriation, all by 3-0 votes. The board entered executive session on personnel hiring but took no action. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Resolution #892-24, change order for M&B Asphalt resurfacing contract, increasing total to $2,242,183.20 (3-0)
• Rescinded Resolution #831-24 due to rounding error in change order amount (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #879-24, fund transfer for Job & Family Services (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #880-24, fund transfer for ADAMHS (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #881-24, fund transfer for Board of Developmental Disability (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #882-24, fund transfer for Landfill Tiered Fee (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #883-24, fund transfer for Litter Landing (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #884-24, fund transfer for Ag Center (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on the annual appropriation resolution for fiscal year 2025 and several fund transfers. The body is also considering three land annexation petitions for the City of Findlay and environmental remediation for a property in Findlay.

• Resolution #858-24: Annual appropriation resolution for fiscal year 2025
• Annexation petitions for 160.429 acres (Vorhees), 1.480 acres (Weaver), and 21.724 acres (CSP) to the City of Findlay
• Environmental remediation agreement for 428 West Main Cross Street in Findlay
• Acquisition of 12 parking spaces near 514 S. Main Street
• Change Orders No. 1-4 for Midwest Contracting Inc. repairs at the Job and Family Services building

The Hancock County Commissioners approved the FY2025 annual appropriation resolution and a series of related fund transfers and appropriations, all by unanimous votes. They also approved three annexation petitions from townships to the City of Findlay, a change order for the JFS building repairs, and several other contracts and agreements. No substantive decisions were made in executive sessions.

• Approved FY2025 annual appropriation resolution #858-24 (3-0)
• Approved annexation of 21.724 acres from Allen Township to Findlay (3-0)
• Approved annexation of 160.429 acres from Allen Township to Findlay (3-0)
• Approved annexation of 1.480 acres from Marion Township to Findlay (3-0)
• Approved Change Order No. 1-4 with Midwest Contracting for JFS building repairs, totaling $37,582.67 (3-0)
• Approved $64,000 contribution to Hancock Area Transportation Service for vehicle purchase (3-0)
• Approved agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for environmental remediation at 428 W. Main Cross St. (3-0)
• Approved 12-month extension for 12 parking spaces near 514 S. Main St. at $2,160/year (3-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will meet on December 5, 2024, to consider several resolutions, including transfers of solid waste disposal fees and funds for the Board of Elections, and appointments to the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Board and the Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities. The prosecutor's office requests authorization for the 2025 Road and Bridge Program, a contract with RapidSOS for 9-1-1 translation services, and an agreement with OARnet for cloud foundation access. Public hearings are scheduled for three annexation petitions at 10:45 AM, 11:00 AM, and 11:15 AM. An afternoon meeting with law enforcement and criminal justice officials is also planned.

• Resolution #851-24: Transfer of Hancock County Solid Waste Management District tier disposal fees to the Tiered Disposal Fee Fund #5109
• Resolution #852-24: Appointment of Tonya Wittenmyer to the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Board (term Dec 5, 2024 – Dec 31, 2028)
• Resolution #853-24: Appointment of Erica Gordon to the Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities (term starting Jan 1, 2025)
• Authorizing engagement of RapidSOS for translation services for non-English callers to 9-1-1
• Public hearings for annexations: Cole (10:45 AM), Voorhees (11:00 AM), Weaver (11:15 AM)

The Hancock County Commissioners approved the 2025 Road and Bridge Program at $6,059,664, along with several resolutions including appointments, fund transfers, a 911 translation service, and an IT maintenance agreement. They also held three annexation hearings, denying the Voorhees petition and approving the Weaver petition, with resolutions to be prepared for next week. The Cole annexation was left for a decision within 30 days.

• Approved 2025 Road and Bridge Program at $6,059,664 (2-0)
• Denied Voorhees annexation petition (2-0)
• Approved Weaver annexation petition (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #851-24 transferring solid waste disposal fees (2-0)
• Appointed Tonya Wittenmyer to library board (2-0)
• Appointed Erica Gordon to developmental disabilities board (2-0)
• Approved RapidSOS translation services for 911 calls (2-0)
• Approved OARnet cloud maintenance agreement at $91,499.84 (2-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Board of Hancock County Commissioners will review several fund transfers and appropriations. The meeting includes decisions on infrastructure projects, a property demolition, and a land annexation petition.

• Petition for annexation of ±21.724 acres from Allen Township to the City of Findlay
• Approval of plans for the Spring Lake Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project
• Contract for demolition of structures at 7507 Township Road 212, Findlay
• Change Order #1 for roof repair at the Hancock County Justice Center (200 W. Crawford Street)
• Engineering study of the water system in the Village of Rawson via Peterman Associates, Inc.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider multiple resolutions for fund transfers and appropriations, and authorize several contracts including window repair at the courthouse, door controls at the justice center, and change orders for road resurfacing and HVAC projects. A meeting with Representative Jon Cross and flood mitigation topics are also on the agenda.

• Authorizing a contract with Clouse Construction Corp. for window repair at the Hancock County Courthouse
• Authorizing a contract with Security Automation Systems for door controls at the Hancock County Justice Center
• Authorizing Change Order #1 with M & B Asphalt for the 2024 local resurfacing project
• Authorizing the LPA agreement for the HAN-Morey Ave Bridge
• Resolution #824-24 – Transfer of funds within the appropriation to Flood Mitigation Fund #4189

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider multiple fund transfers and appropriations, including for Juvenile Court, Sheriff, and Water & Sewer projects. They will also vote on authorizing a contract with Hohenbrink Excavating for a gravity sanitary sewer system in Eastgate subdivision, and extend a janitorial services contract for county buildings. A hearing on engineer's reports and assessments is also scheduled.

• Resolution #809-24: Advance of funds from General Fund to Water Maintenance Fund for Eastgate Sewer Maintenance
• Resolution #810-24: Order fixing time for continuation of final hearing on engineer's reports and assessments
• Authorizing contract with Hohenbrink Excavating for construction of gravity-based sanitary sewer system in Eastgate subdivision
• Authorizing agreement for snow removal from county-owned properties during 2024-2025 winter season
• Authorizing extension of contract with J&B Cleaning Services for Agricultural Service Center and BMV building through December 31, 2024

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider a slate of financial resolutions including appropriations, fund transfers, and purchase orders. The prosecutor's section includes a resolution to proceed with an election for a renewal tax levy for the Board of Developmental Disability, along with agreements for tuberculosis funding, a cost allocation plan, cyber liability insurance, and revised landfill fees. The board will also hear updates on flood mitigation, job and family services, and veterans services.

• Resolution to proceed with election on renewal tax in excess of ten-mill limitation for Hancock County Board of Developmental Disability
• Resolution authorizing agreement with Maximus US Services, Inc. for preparation of a cost allocation plan
• Resolution authorizing Hancock County's Cyber Liability insurance renewal
• Resolution authorizing revised Landfill fees adopted by Hancock County Solid Waste Management District Policy Committee
• Resolution #788-24 – Advance of funds from General Fund #1001 to Ditch Maintenance Fund #2004

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Board will consider several fund transfers and an additional appropriation, hold a budget hearing for the Board of Elections, conduct an annexation hearing, and host a public hearing on a proposed fee increase for the Solid Waste Management District. Flood mitigation topics and public comments are also scheduled.

• Resolution 780-24: Transfer of funds within the Developmental Disability Fund (#2016)
• Resolution 783-24: Additional appropriation for the AG Services Center (#5081)
• 11:00 AM – Annexation hearing for CSP Investments
• 2:00 PM – Public hearing on proposed fee increase for Solid Waste Management District
• Budget hearing for the Board of Elections at 10:15 AM

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider several resolutions including authorizing purchase orders, additional appropriations to the Hotel & Motel Tax Fund, and multiple prosecutor items. Key items include an agreement with Johnson Controls for a Sheriff's office dispatch upgrade, authorization to sell real estate at 332 South Blanchard Street at auction, and actions related to the Ohio Brownfield Remediation Grant Program for the River Benching Project. The meeting also includes discussion of flood mitigation topics and public comments.

• Resolution 774-24 authorizing payment of purchase orders
• Resolution 775-24 additional appropriation to Hotel & Motel Tax Fund #8047
• Agreement with Johnson Controls for Hancock County Sheriff's office dispatch upgrade
• Repeal of Resolution 771-24 regarding Technique Roofing Systems gutter repair at Justice Center
• Authorization to sell real estate at 332 South Blanchard Street at auction

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on several resolutions including fund transfers, appropriations, and contracts for services. Key items include a subgrant agreement for transportation services, sale of sheriff's office property, reimbursement for grease trap cleaning, gutter repair at the Justice Center, an easement for parking, and a dog warden services agreement. The board will also hold a budget work session from 10 a.m. to noon.

• Resolution authorizing subgrant with Area Agency on Aging 3 for transportation-related services
• Resolution authorizing sale or disposal of property no longer needed by Hancock County Sheriff's office
• Reimbursement of $280 to Ten Star Enterprises for second quarterly grease trap cleaning at 516 South Main Street
• Agreement with Technique Roofing Systems for additional gutter repair at Hancock County Justice Center
• Easement agreement with Hancock County Performing Arts Center for county employee parking

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on 13 financial resolutions including fund transfers, appropriations, and a repayment from the Brownfield grant. They will also hold budget hearings for several county offices and consider amendments to contracts for the Church Street Interceptor project, CHIP grant administration, and roof repair at the Judicial Center.

• Resolution 746-24 authorizing payment of purchase orders
• Resolution 753-24 repayment of advances from Brownfield Coalition Grant Fund #2195 to General Fund #1001
• Prosecutor's item: amendment of change order #1 with Helms & Sons Excavating for Church Street Interceptor Project to correct and reduce county obligation
• Authorization to amend independent contractor agreement with Great Lakes Community Action Partnership for CHIP Grant Administration of FY2022 Grant
• Amendment to roof repair contract with 5K Commercial Roofing for the Hancock County Judicial Center at 200 W. Crawford Street

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will hold budget hearings for the OSU Extension, Recorder, Sheriff, JFS, and Engineer offices. They will also consider multiple fund transfers, a reappointment to the Facilities Governing Board, and authorize contracts for asbestos testing and office equipment. A bid opening for the Eastgate Sanitary Sewer project is scheduled. Public comments and flood mitigation topics are on the agenda.

• Resolution to reappoint Aaron Reed to the Facilities Governing Board
• Authorization for agreement with H&H Environmental, LLC for asbestos testing and survey reports for a demolition grant program
• Authorization to enter into contract with Friends Office Equipment
• Resolution for additional appropriation to Justice Center Grant Fund #2252
• Eastgate Sanitary Sewer Bid Opening at 11:00 AM

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider multiple resolutions, including a renewal tax levy for the Board of Developmental Disabilities, fund advances and repayments between various funds, additional appropriations, and authorizing the sale of public property from Litter Landing. The meeting also includes budget hearings for the Public Defender, Treasurer, Juvenile/Probate Court, Landfill, and Auditor/IT.

• Resolution 726-24 authorizing payment of purchase orders
• Resolutions 727-24 through 730-24 for fund advances and repayments between Special Improvement Fund, General Fund, and VOCA Grant Fund
• Resolution of Necessity to Levy a Renewal Tax in Excess of the Ten-Mill Limitation for Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities
• Authorizing sale of public property no longer needed by Hancock County from Litter Landing and other locations
• Additional appropriation to HUD Fund #2062 (Resolution 731-24)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider several fund transfers and appropriations, including advancing funds from the General Fund to HUD. Key actions include authorizing contracts for windows at the landfill and for rail system and furnishings at the new Judicial Center. Flood mitigation topics are also on the agenda.

• Resolution #717-24: Transfer of funds within Sanitary Landfill Fund #5042
• Resolution #718-24: Advance of funds from General Fund #1001 to HUD Fund #2062
• Authorization to contract with Superior Building Products for windows at the Landfill
• Authorization to contract with Professional Systems Installation for rail/sub-deck system at Adult Probation Offices in new Judicial Center
• Authorization to contract with Friends Office Equipment for furnishings for new Judicial Center

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will review several fund transfers within the General Fund and the Felony Delinquent Care & Custody Fund. The body will also consider a memorandum of understanding for internet services and a resolution regarding Operation Green Light for Veterans.

• Memorandum of understanding with OARNET and Ohio State University for county internet services
• Resolution supporting Operation Green Light for Veterans
• Amendment to Resolution No. 581-24 to sell 12 van trailers for a total of $19,000.00
• Fund transfers for Common Pleas Court, Probate & Juvenile Court, and the Commissioners
• Discussion on flood mitigation topics

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider several resolutions for fund transfers and additional appropriations, including funds for the WPCLF grant project. They will also vote on contracts for a new home sewage treatment system and drainage repairs at the Justice Center. A public variance hearing for Nathan Harris is scheduled for 1:30 PM.

• Resolution #699-24: Transfer of funds within General Fund #1001 (Treasurer)
• Resolution #700-24: Additional appropriation to WPCLF #2202 (Commissioners)
• Resolution #702-24: Additional appropriation to Severance #2136 (Commissioners)
• Contract with Kershner Excavating for installation of home sewage treatment system (WPCLF Grant HS390032-0009-2024-08)
• Contract with KC PLUMBING AND ROOTER, LLC for drainage system repairs at Hancock County Justice Center

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to vote on several fund transfers and appropriations. The body will also consider agreements for adult protective services and infrastructure updates for the county judicial center.

• Resolution #690-24: Advance of funds from General Fund #1001 to Water Pollution Control Fund #2202
• Agreement with TAB Products Co. LLC for a file storage system at the Probate & Juvenile Court offices
• Agreement with Centracomm Communications, ltd for data loop connectivity at the new Hancock County Judicial Center
• Interim payment to 5k Commercial Roofing, LLC for roof repair at 200 W. Crawford Street
• Subgrant agreement between JFS and Area Agency on Aging 3 for adult protective services

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Board of Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including reappointing Daniel Burket to the Developmental Disabilities board, transferring funds within the General Fund for the Prosecutor's office, authorizing a renewal tax levy above the ten-mill cap, setting the 2025 holiday schedule, extending a lease with Ag Credit at 7868 County Road 140, and requesting that the City of Findlay vacate a portion of an alley. The meeting also includes discussions on flood mitigation, a meeting with Jay Myers, and an amendment to a previous resolution regarding van trailer sales.

• Resolution #683-24: Re-appointment of Daniel Burket to the Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities for a four-year term starting Jan 1, 2025
• Resolution #671-24: Transfer of funds within the General Fund for the Prosecutor's office
• Resolution of necessity to levy a renewal tax in excess of the ten-mill limitation
• Authorizing extension of a lease at 7868 Hancock County Road 140 to Ag Credit, ACA
• Authorizing submission of a request to the City of Findlay to vacate a portion of the east-west alley between West Main Cross St. and Crawford St.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to consider several resolutions including financial transfers, a reappointment, and multiple contracts. Key actions include decreasing the Community Development Block Grant fund by $180,159 and authorizing a contract for a moving filing system in the new Justice Center. The agenda also includes discussion topics such as flood mitigation and fiber optic expansion.

• Resolution #675-24 decreasing the Community Development Block Grant Fund #2062 appropriation by $180,159.00
• Resolution #676-24 additional appropriation for the Juvenile Probate Capital Projects Fund #4235
• Authorizing agreement with Wood County for housing juveniles in the Wood County Detention Center
• Authorizing contract for provision and installation of a sub-deck and track system for a moving filing system in the new Hancock County Justice Center
• Authorizing sale of personal property to Peter Ruppright and rescinding previous sale to GLR Excavating, LLC for items from Litter Landing

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to vote on several fund appropriations and transfers. The body will also consider contracts for judicial center connectivity and the Church Street Interceptor Project.

• Change Order #1 for Helms & Sons Excavating, Inc. regarding the Church Street Interceptor Project
• Agreement with Centracomm Communications, LTD for hardware and software at the new Hancock County Judicial Center
• Sale of personal property from Litter Landing to GLR Excavating, OBC Industrial, AWS, and Auglaize County Solid Waste Management District
• Resolution authorizing the SWMD Coordinator position
• Transfer of Hancock County Solid Waste Management District Tier Disposal Fees to Fund #5109

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on resolutions authorizing purchase orders, fund transfers, and several prosecutor's office items, including the sale of surplus property from the Sheriff's and Engineer's offices, a contract for driveway repair, and a change order for a guardrail replacement project. The meeting also includes a bid opening for Litter Landing equipment sale and discussion of flood mitigation topics.

• Resolution authorizing sale of property from Sheriff's Office
• Resolution authorizing sale of property from Engineer's Office
• Contract with Sealtek Asphalt Sealing Corporation for driveway repair
• Change Order #1 with Lake Erie Construction Company for guardrail replacement
• Bid opening for Litter Landing Equipment Sale

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will review fund transfers and appropriations for the Real Estate Fund and Local Law Enforcement Block Grant. The body is also considering a new policy regarding hunting, fishing, and trapping on county-owned property in Allen Township, including the landfill.

• Resolution #637-24: Appropriation to Real Estate Fund #2037
• Resolutions #638-24 and #639-24: Fund advances to Local Law Enforcement Block Grant #2095
• Application for OPWC funding by County Engineer Doug Cade
• Purchase of one new vehicle for the Hancock County Auditor
• Cancellation of hunting agreement with Ohio Department of Natural Resources

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to authorize several fund transfers and appropriations. The board will consider multiple maintenance agreements for the Soil & Water Conservation District and a bridge weight limit revision on County Road 40.

• Revision of posted weight limits for bridge Han Cr 40-2.62 SFN 3231607 on County Road 40
• Agreement with Right of Way Management Co. for the Cattails Management Spray Project
• Ditch maintenance agreements with Champion Lawn Services LLC, Pleasant View Lawn & Landscaping Inc., Green Excavating and Land Clearing LLC, and Boes Brothers, Inc.
• Agreement with TAB Products Co., LLC for a file storage system in the Judicial Center
• Agreement with ODOT for the HAN/SR 15 CR 193 project (PID 114008)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including an additional appropriation for the Prosecutor's office, release of permissive tax from the City of Findlay for County Road 236 debt service, and fund transfers. The agenda also includes authorizations for sewer improvement bids and change orders for a CDBG childcare facility project. Flood mitigation topics and public comments are scheduled.

• Resolution #613-24 to release permissive tax for City of Findlay debt service on County Road 236 improvements
• Resolution #612-24 additional appropriation to Severance #2136 Prosecutor
• Resolution #614-24 additional appropriation to HUD Fund #2062
• Authorization for solicitation of bids for Eastgate Sanitary Sewer Improvement project
• Change Orders #1 with Rupp/Rosebrock, Inc. and RCM Architects for CDBG childcare facility project

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on several fund appropriations and transfers. The body is also considering a contract for roof repairs at 200 W. Crawford Street and the sale of surplus public property.

• Contract with 5K Commercial Roofing, LLC for roof repair and recoating at 200 W. Crawford Street
• Purchase of security X-Ray equipment for the Hancock County Judicial Center
• Sale of public property previously used at Litter Landing and the Hancock County Landfill
• Additional appropriations for Substance Abuse Fund #2141, ADAMHS Fund #2013, and General Fund #1001
• Additional appropriation for Juvenile Probate Capital Projects Fund 4124

The Hancock County Commissioners approved a $169,980 contract with SK Commercial Roofing for repair and recoating of the Justice Center roof, along with several other resolutions including purchase orders, fund transfers, appropriations, and sale of surplus property. They also discussed mold issues at the Justice Center chiller pit and heard updates on the Eastgate Sanitary Sewer project and Children Services finances.

• Approved Resolution #611-24: $169,980 roof repair contract with SK Commercial Roofing (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #608-24: $63,681.46 contract for X-ray and walkthrough screening systems (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #609-24: Sealed bid sale of surplus property from Litter Landing (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #610-24: Sale of 2005 International 7400 Roll-off truck (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #601-24: Purchase order payments (2-0)
• Approved Resolutions #602-24 through #607-24: Fund transfers and appropriations (2-0 each)
• Held executive session on personnel fitness for duty; no action taken (2-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will meet to vote on several board appointments and fund transfers. The agenda includes a change order for the construction of the new Probate and Juvenile Court Building. The body will also discuss flood mitigation topics.

• Change Order #1 for ACI Construction Co. regarding the Hancock County Judicial Center
• Appointment of Joseph Niemeyer to the Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board
• Appointments and re-appointments to the Hancock County Children's Services Trust Fund Board
• Contract for barber services at the Hancock County Justice Center
• Sale of equipment no longer needed by Hancock County 911

The Hancock County Commissioners approved all resolutions on the agenda, including a change order for the new Probate and Juvenile Court Building (Judicial Center) and several board appointments. They also approved routine financial items and entered executive sessions to discuss property lease and potential real estate acquisition, with no action taken.

• Approved minutes from September 10, 2024 (2-0)
• Approved Warrant Journal and $37,743.94 MWCD reimbursement to Stantec (2-0)
• Appointed Joseph Niemeyer to ADAMHS Board (2-0)
• Approved fund transfers for Veterans and Sanitary Landfill (2-0)
• Approved additional appropriation for Sheriff Capital Projects (2-0)
• Re-appointed Adam Witteman, Kimberly Bash, and Sue Lehman to Children's Services Trust Fund Board (2-0)
• Appointed Dustin Fuller to Children's Services Trust Fund Board (2-0)
• Approved disposal of shelving units and $200 legal invoice (2-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider several financial resolutions including fund transfers and appropriations, and act on a prosecutor's request to establish a new Sheriff's Local Safety Grants Fund. A key item is authorizing a contract with Jaffer Construction, Inc. for a new metal roof at the BMV building at 8210 County Road 140. The meeting also includes updates on flood mitigation and a session with the Sheriff's office union representative.

• Authorizing contract with Jaffer Construction, Inc. for metal roof replacement at 8210 County Road 140 (BMV building)
• Resolution to establish a new 'Sheriff's Local Safety Grants Fund'
• Transfer of funds within Landfill Tiered Fee appropriation (#5109)
• Additional appropriation to Juvenile Probate Capital Projects Fund (#4235)
• Discussion of flood mitigation topics

The Hancock County Commissioners approved a $234,250 contract with Jagger Construction, Inc. to replace the roof at the BMV building (8210 County Road 140, Findlay). They also approved several resolutions for purchase orders, fund transfers, appropriations, and a new Sheriff's Office Local Safety Grants Fund. No action was taken on potential real estate acquisition after executive session.

• Approved minutes from September 5, 2024 (2-0)
• Approved three travel requests for Sheriff's office and CEBCO 2025 Rate Renewal Acceptance Form (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #583-24 authorizing payment of purchase orders (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #584-24 transferring funds within Landfill Tiered Fee #5109 (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #585-24 additional appropriation to Juvenile Probate Capital Projects Fund #4235 (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #586-24 transferring funds within Capital Projects #4185 (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #587-24 additional appropriation to General Fund #1001 (2-0)
• Approved Resolution #588-24 transferring funds from General Fund #1001 to Capital Projects #4185 (2-0)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to vote on several fund transfers and appropriations. The body will discuss agreements regarding county internet services and a video storage system for the Judicial Center. The meeting includes time for flood mitigation topics and public comments.

• Agreement with Bowling Green State University for a study on resident internet access and services
• Agreement with Findlay City Schools Board of Education for the use of 78 fiber optic strands
• Agreement with Meyer Hill Lynch, Corporation D/B/A New Era Technology OH for a Synology video storage system at the Judicial Center
• Resolution #575-24: Appropriation to Agency on Aging Fund #2142
• Resolution #578-24: Appropriation to OneOhio Opioid Fund #2245

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Commissioners will consider multiple resolutions for additional appropriations and fund transfers across various county departments. The body will also discuss a recycling memorandum of understanding with the University of Findlay and a telephone service agreement for the Board of Elections.

• Resolution #556-24: Authorization of purchase orders
• Memorandum of understanding with University of Findlay regarding recycling activities
• Agreement with Telephone Service Company (TSC) for Board of Elections telephone service
• Resolution for Program Year 2025 Ohio Water Pollution Control Loan Fund application
• Approval of the Local Government Fund Alternative Method for fund apportionment

The Board approved a $502,811 change request from ACI for the new Judicial Center, along with numerous resolutions for appropriations, fund transfers, and agreements. They also agreed to a 12-month payback of a $516,466.61 state tax overpayment and entered executive sessions for personnel and litigation, taking no action.

• Approved $502,811 change request from ACI for new Judicial Center (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #556-24 authorizing payment of purchase orders (3-0)
• Approved Resolutions #557-24 through #569-24 for appropriations and fund transfers (3-0 each)
• Approved Resolution #570-24 for WPCLF grant application of $150,000 (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #571-24 for Local Government Fund alternative method (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #572-24 MOU with University of Findlay for recycling bins (3-0)
• Approved Resolution #573-24 TSC telephone service contract for Board of Elections (3-0)
• Agreed to 12-month payback of $516,466.61 state tax overpayment

Commissioners Regular Meeting

This meeting features a special executive session on personnel at 10:00 AM. The remainder of the agenda is procedural, covering routine items such as travel requests, minutes, correspondence, payroll, and auditor's warrants. No specific decisions, contracts, or public hearings are listed.

• Executive session on personnel

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Board of Hancock County Commissioners will consider several fund transfers and appropriations. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the vacation of County Road 8 and a final hearing for the Howard Run Single County Petition Ditch.

• Public hearing for proposed County Road 8 Vacation
• Final hearing for Howard Run Single County Petition Ditch
• Additional $27,740.00 reimbursement to Maumee Watershed Conservancy District
• Agreements with Gary Lugibihl Excavating, Robin Kershner d/b/a Kershner Excavating, and Lake and Land Excavating LLC
• Agreement with Strand Associates Inc. for HAN-Liberty Benton SRTS project

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on 11 appropriation and fund transfer resolutions, and consider several actions including revising weight limits on five township bridges, selling plastic totes to M & M Hauling, transferring property at 465 East Main Cross Street to Len-Baugh Properties, extending a contract with AT&T for Centrex Services, and authorizing a maintenance agreement for the county fiber network. A public hearing on the Blankemeyer/Martin/Sigh annexation is scheduled for 10:30 AM, followed by a joint conference call with Putnam County on joint ditch assessments.

• Transfer of property at 465 East Main Cross Street in Findlay to Len-Baugh Properties
• Revision of posted weight limits on five township bridges (TR158, TR215, TR214, TR65, TR59)
• Sale of 45 plastic totes to M & M Hauling
• 12-month extension of AT&T ILEC Centrex Services contract
• Maintenance agreement with Telephone Service Company DBA TSC for Hancock County Fiber Network

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on eight resolutions including fund transfers, appropriations, and the reappointment of Randall Diehl to the Public Defender Commission. They will also discuss flood mitigation topics and hold meetings with county officials and the Veterans Service Officer.

• Resolution #504-24: Decreasing the Felony Care and Custody Fund #2217 by $50,286.60
• Resolution #508-24: Re-appointment of Randall Diehl to the Hancock County Public Defender Commission for a four-year term
• Resolution #505-24: Transfer of funds from General Fund #1001 to Capital Projects Fund #4150
• Resolution #506-24: Additional appropriation for Ditch Maintenance #2004
• Flood Mitigation Topics discussion

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider multiple fund transfers, including $33,793.78 from the Hotel Motel Fund to the General Fund. They will authorize an agreement with TSC Communications for maintenance of the county fiber network and continue acquisition of five parking spaces near the county building. The agenda also includes two land auctions at 332 South Blanchard Street and 465 East Main Cross Street in Findlay, plus bid openings for BMV and Jail Roof projects.

• Resolution #498-24: Transfer $33,793.78 from Hotel Motel Fund to General Fund (2nd Quarter 2024 fees)
• Resolution #499-24: Transfer $619.37 from Housing Trust Fund to General Fund (1st Quarter 2024 fees)
• Authorizing agreement with TSC Communications Inc. for maintenance of Hancock County Fiber Network
• Authorizing continuing acquisition of five parking spaces near 514 S. Main St.
• Land auctions at 332 South Blanchard Street (11:30 AM) and 465 East Main Cross Street (11:45 AM)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will vote on routine financial resolutions, including payments for purchase orders and transfers of waste disposal fees. They will also consider resolutions related to grant applications, property sales, and new equipment purchases for the county engineer. The meeting includes elected officials' comments and flood mitigation topics.

• Authorize payment of listed purchase orders
• Transfer Solid Waste Management District disposal fees to tiered fund
• Authorize sale of public property at Litter Landing and Landfill
• Approve purchase and installation of Tandem Axle Cab & Chassis components for $X from Kalida Truck Equipment, Inc.
• Submit application for OPWC funding on behalf of county engineer

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Board of Commissioners will discuss a replacement tax for children's services and the care of children via Job & Family Services. The meeting includes several fund transfers, a board re-appointment, and agreements regarding juvenile housing and apartment project bonds.

• Proposed replacement tax for children's services to be placed on the November 5, 2024 Ballot
• Amendment 2 to the agreement with Wood County for housing juveniles in the Wood County Detention Center
• Re-appointment of Dr. Paul Sears to the Blanchard Valley Port Authority (BVPA) Board
• Authorization for the sale of property no longer needed by the Hancock County Sheriff office
• Bond issue documents for the Crystal Glen II Apartment project

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider several financial resolutions including fund transfers and appropriations, as well as a bond issuance related to the Crystal Glen II Apartment Project. They will also vote on a change order for cable work at the Job & Family Services Building, a contract for a new water meter at the courthouse, and a resolution to vacate a portion of County Road 8. The meeting includes public comments and updates on flood mitigation and a convention bureau update.

• Resolution #465-24: Repayment of advances from Brownfield Coalition Grant Fund #2195 to General Fund #1001
• Authorizing bond issuances for Crystal Glen II Apartment Project
• Change Order #1 with Crossbow Systems LTD for cable installation at Job & Family Services Building
• Contract with Bowers Heating & Cooling for new water meter at Hancock County Courthouse
• Resolution setting hearing to consider vacation of portion of County Road 8 in Jackson Township

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will review several fund transfers and appropriations. The body is considering an agreement for a sanitary sewer system design and a change order for a downtown buildings grant program.

• Agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. for gravity-based sanitary sewer design in Eastgate Subdivision
• Change Order #1 for a Target of Opportunity Downtown Buildings Grant program
• Payment to Energy Developments, Inc. for gas collection system improvements at Hancock County Landfill
• Transfer of $1,328.04 from Indigent Defense Fund #8180 to General Fund #1001
• Additional appropriation for Severance #2136 (Prosecutor)

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are meeting to review multiple fund transfers and appropriations. The body is considering a replacement tax levy for children's services and several service contracts for county facilities.

• Proposed Replacement Five Year .8 Mill Levy for children's services to be placed on the November 5, 2024 ballot
• Agreement with Johnson Controls Fire Protection, LP to upgrade fire alarms at the BMV building at 8210 County Road 140
• Contract with Vaughn Industries, LLC for cameras at the Hancock County Engineer's Office
• JFS contracts with Capabilities, LLC and Harbor for CCMEP Youth Services
• Variance hearing for Todd Harvey

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The board will consider several fund transfers, including money for Sheriff prisoner travel and ditch maintenance. They will also review contracts for sidewalk work at the JFS building and roof repairs for the Justice Center and BMV Building.

• Fund transfers for Sheriff prisoner travel and ditch maintenance
• Concrete replacement for sidewalks at the Job & Family Services building
• Roof repair bids for the Justice Center at 200 W. Crawford Street
• New metal roof bids for the BMV Building on County Road 140
• Agreement with Radio Hospital for the Sheriff Tower Shelter build-out

Commissioners Regular Meeting

There will be no regularly scheduled Hancock County Commissioners meeting on July 9, 2024.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Commissioners will consider resolutions to release funds to the Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. and approve additional appropriations for several county funds. The agenda also includes a road resurfacing contract with Bluffton Paving, Inc. and an amendment to a childcare facility grant agreement.

• Release of $3,747.00 and $2,905.00 to Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc.
• Road resurfacing contract with Bluffton Paving, Inc.
• Appointment of L. Joe Loy to the ADAMHS Board
• CDBG Program Grant amendment for a childcare facility
• Additional appropriations for Healthy Aging, ADAMHS, and Law Enforcement funds

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will review several fund transfers and a road resurfacing contract with Bluffton Paving, Inc. The agenda also includes an appointment to the Facilities Governing Board and discussions regarding flood mitigation.

• Contract with Bluffton Paving, Inc. for the 2024 Hancock Cooperative OPWC Resurfacing Program
• Transfer of $1,356.47 from Indigent Defense Fund to General Fund
• Appointment of Melissa Daegger to the Facilities Governing Board
• Extension request for the Ohio Department of Development Building Demolition Grant Program
• Advance of funds from the General Fund to the Ditch Maintenance Fund

Commissioners Regular Meeting

There will be no regularly scheduled Hancock County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider resolutions regarding road improvements in Fostoria and Arlington using permissive tax funds. The Prosecutor's office will present grant agreements for community development and terms related to the OneOhio Subdivision Settlement. The agenda also includes discussions on flood mitigation and regional coordination with neighboring counties.

• Release of permissive tax for Stinchcomb Drive improvements in Fostoria
• Release of permissive tax for Park, Autumn, Caster, and Pine Lane improvements in Arlington
• Emergency resolution to accept terms of the OneOhio Subdivision Settlement
• Grant agreements for the PY 2022 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
• Additional appropriations to Severance Fund #2136 for Common Pleas Court and Sheriff

Commissioners Regular Meeting

There will be no regularly scheduled Hancock County Commissioners' meeting on Tuesday, June 18, 2024. The agenda contains only a notice of cancellation.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will review resolutions for fund transfers, additional appropriations, and purchase order payments. The Prosecutor's office will also present contracts for excavation work and the disposal of a forklift.

• Contracts with Robin Kershner (dba Kershner Excavating) for three WPCLF projects
• Disposal of a Mitsubishi FG 15 Forklift from Litter Landing
• Additional appropriations to the General Fund and WPCLF
• Fund transfers within the Veterans and Victims Assistant Grant funds

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will meet to consider several resolutions regarding fund appropriations and transfers. This includes moving funds between the General Fund, Water Pollution Control Fund, and others. The meeting also includes reports from the Prosecutor and other elected officials.

• Appropriation to Litter Landing Fund #5069
• Appropriation to MV & GT Fund #2002
• Advance of funds from General Fund to Water Pollution Control Fund #2202
• Fund transfers within Flood Mitigation Fund #4189 and Sanitary Landfill #5042
• Authorization of listed purchase order payments

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are reviewing budget adjustments, including transfers between the Developmental Disability Fund and solid waste fee accounts, which support county programs and facility operations. The agenda also lists proposed approvals for vendor contracts, public property auctions, and a state grant application that would fund sidewalks in Rawson. All items are scheduled for discussion and consideration; no final votes or dollar amounts appear in this agenda packet.

• Transfers between Developmental Disability Fund #2016 and DD Capital Project Fund #4149
• Auction sales of real property at 465 East Main Cross Street and 332 South Blanchard Street in Findlay
• Contracts with Vaughn Industries, LLC and CBE, LLC for cameras and lighting at Litter Landing (1720 East Sandusky St., Findlay)
• Application for a State of Ohio Community Development Block Grant for sidewalks in the Village of Rawson
• Contract with Goodwill Industries of Northwest Ohio, Inc. for Summer Youth Employment Program Services

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners will consider a grant agreement amendment for the Lai Assessment Project near I-75 and County Road 99. They will also review an easement agreement for a drainage improvement project at Oil Ditch in Findlay. The meeting includes discussions on flood mitigation topics.

• Grant amendment for the Lai Assessment Project near I-75 and County Road 99
• Easement agreement for a drainage improvement project at Oil Ditch in Findlay
• Resolution #347-24 regarding payment of purchase orders
• Resolution #348-24 regarding fund transfers for the Sheriff and Prosecutor

Commissioners Regular Meeting

The Hancock County Commissioners are holding their regular meeting to consider Resolution #346-24, which transfers funds within the ADAMHS Fund #2013 appropriation. The agenda also includes discussion of flood mitigation topics, along with public comments, commissioner reports, and routine administrative items such as minutes, personnel actions, and payroll.

• Resolution #346-24 – Transfer of funds within the appropriation – ADAMHS Fund #2013
• Flood Mitigation Topics
• Public Comments
• Approval of minutes, correspondence, personnel actions, payroll issues and auditor's warrants

Commissioners Regular Meeting

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• No agenda items listed

Common Pleas Court - Community Corrections Planning Board

The Hancock County Community Corrections Planning Board is meeting to review updates on state grant funding for probation and jail programs, including a $989,797 Community Corrections 2.0 grant and $322,294 in TCAP funds. They will also discuss the jail study, new jail committee, and updates from various county criminal justice agencies. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing reports, but also significant funding and facility planning discussions.

• Community Corrections 2.0 grant: $989,797 (5% increase)
• TCAP funds: $322,294 biennium, with $60,573 annually for jail housing
• Drug Court grant: $70,000 for FY-24
• Jail study/PONI process and new jail committee discussion
• First audit of new Community Corrections Information System on June 17-18, 2024

Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Common Pleas Court - Community Corrections Planning Board

The Community Corrections Planning Board is reviewing FY24-25 grant awards and financial reports. The meeting includes updates on probation staffing, drug court funding, and discussions regarding jail studies and potential new court buildings.

• Community Corrections 2.0 grant award of $989,797
• Targeted Community Alternatives to Prison (TCAP) funds of $322,294
• Drug Court FY-24 grant award of $70,000
• Discussion of jail renovation and new court building plans
• Review of probation program length of stay, which averaged 212 days in FY23

Commissioners Regular Meeting

There is no agenda available for the Hancock County Commissioners regular meeting on February 13, 2024. The record indicates that no items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

There is no agenda available for the Hancock County Commissioners regular meeting on February 8, 2024. The record indicates that no items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Regular Meeting

There is no agenda available for the Hancock County Commissioners regular meeting on January 4, 2024. The record indicates that no items are scheduled for discussion or decision.