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Fulton County Commissioners Approve Personnel Action For Senior Center

December 19, 2020Updated:December 31, 2020No Comments3 Mins Read

WRAPPING IT UP … Fulton County Commissioner Bill Rufenacht’s last meeting on the Board will be on December 31, 2020. He has spent the past eight years (two terms) on the Board of Commissioners and jokingly got labeled as “the grouchy one.” As part of that joke, he has been given some snickers bars that say “CRANKY” and “CRAY CRAY.” He is seen here in November 2020, with the two candy bars that are three to five years old. In reality he is a really nice guy and laughingly accepts the teasing. Mr. Rufenacht is thanked for his service and wished the best as he steps down and lets Joe Short join the Commissioners. (PHOTO BY REBECCA MILLER)


By: Rebecca Miller

During the Thursday morning, December 10, 2020 meeting, Fulton County Commissioners voted to approve:

•Minutes of December 8, 2020 and agenda for December 10 meeting

•Increase and transfer appropriations for various departments

•Resolution 2020-868 Authorize Ditch maintenance collections

•Resolution 869 Award bid for the 2143 Gillen Ditch Project

•Resolution 870 Depository MOU 2020-116 with the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on behalf of the Sheriff’s Department

•Resolution 871 Depository MOU 2020-117 with F&M State Bank on behalf of Sheriff’s Department -Transporting prisoners

•Resolution 872 Pay request 1-final, for the 2020 Pavement marking program on behalf of the engineer

•Resolution 873 Pay request 2-final, for the 2020 Seal Coat program on behalf of the engineer

•Purchase orders and travel requests

In old business, the commissioners heard the Dog Warden Reports for November 28 and December 5, 2020, a Notice of Holiday Closure for Western District Court and a Notice of Altered Staff Schedule for Probate/Juvenile Court.

The Tuesday, December 15, 2020 involved more passage of resolutions, being:

•Minutes of December 10, 2020 and agenda for December 15, 2020

•Payment of Bills and Increase and transfer appropriations for various departments

•Resolution 881 Authorized Disposal of Unfit Property for Senior Center

•Resolution 882 Advertise for Statements of Qualifications for professional services for Public Utilities

•Resolution 883 Enter into Agreements 2020-118 through 2020-121 for 2021 Construction Materials (Aggregates)

•Resolution 884 approve personnel action for Senior Center

•Resolution 885 approve purchase orders and travel requests

•Resolution 886 Authorization of FC President of Board of Commissioners as official representative of the FC Commissioners, upon the approval of a CDBG-CV grant in an amount not to exceed $675,000 to participate in the State of Ohio Development Services program and provide all info and documentation required for submission.

•Resolution 887 Approve document as presented by Maumee Valley Planning Organization for execution of a Certification for PY20 CDBG CARES Act Grant applications

The Commissioners also spent part of the morning in a Work Session covering various operational subjects.

Rebecca can be reached at publisher@thevillagereporter.com


 

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