Lucas County, Ohio

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will vote on resolutions to place a new 3.0-mill operating levy for the Toledo Lucas County Public Library and renew a 0.17-mill levy for Imagination Station on the November ballot. Other actions include waiving building permit fees for flood-affected properties in Jerusalem Township and unincorporated areas, authorizing dog license amnesty days, and approving an economic development grant for the Mission Point supportive housing project at 1401 Monroe Street. The board will also consider three annexation petitions from Waterville and Sylvania Townships.

• Waiving permitting fees and expediting plan review for flood-affected properties in Jerusalem Township and unincorporated areas for 180 days
• Authorizing up to 3 dog license amnesty days in 2026 with waived late fees
• Resolution to renew 0.17-mill levy for Imagination Station science center
• Resolution for a new 3.0-mill additional levy for Toledo Lucas County Public Library
• Economic development grant agreement with Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority for Mission Point at 1401 Monroe Street

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The Board will consider awarding a contract to Geo Gradel Company for the University Parks Trail (Silica Road to Centennial Road) and approve plans for 2027 roadway improvement projects. Other actions include authorizing solicitation of bids for 2027 engineering materials and roadside mowing, accepting new sanitary sewer and water lines in Maumee and Sylvania Township, and approving private sewer/water agreements for Otterbein Sunset Village. The Board will also declare a cost recovery project for a water supply line on Irwin Road and discuss soil capping activities at the South Avenue/Kuhlman Drive redevelopment site.

• Award of contract to Geo Gradel Company for University Parks Trail (Silica Road to Centennial Road)
• Approval of plans for 2027 Roadway Improvement Projects
• Acceptance of Sanitary Sewer No. 935 and Water Supply Line No. 1701 (Maple Street Extension, Maumee)
• Private agreements for sanitary sewer/water lines at Otterbein Sunset Village, Plat VI, Sylvania Township
• Permission to advertise for soil capping at South Avenue/Kuhlman Drive Fill Area Redevelopment Site

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will vote on accepting the final report of the Child Protection Task Force, authorizing economic development partnership agreements for 2026, and approving multiple grants and contracts. They will also make appointments to boards and consider permissions for demolitions, data sharing, and contract renewals.

• Acceptance of the Lucas County Child Protection Task Force Final Report
• Authorizing Economic Development Partnership Agreements for calendar year 2026
• Approval of VOCA/SVAA grant applications for the Toledo/Lucas County Victim-Witness Assistance Program (2026-2027 cycle)
• Award of contract to RMH Concrete & Foundations for Oregon Sidewalk Improvement Project (CDBG-funded)
• Authorization to exercise second renewal option with Harbor, Inc. for adult and dislocated worker career services (FY 2027)

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The Board will hear a strategic plan update from the Sanitary Engineer and consider several drainage and ditch maintenance items. Key decisions include approving a private sewer/water supply line agreement for Villagio Apartments Phase 2 in Monclova Township, applying for transportation grants, and authorizing a professional services agreement with TetraTech for the Safe Streets project. Also on the agenda is a resolution declaring intent to reimburse the license plate and gas tax fee fund for resurfacing Frankfort Road and Obee Road.

• Approval of private sanitary sewer & water supply line for Villagio Apartments Phase 2, Monclova Township
• Professional Services Agreement with TetraTech for Safe Streets and Roads for All Implementation Project (SR-2 and SR-53 Interchange)
• Resolution to reimburse License Plate and Gas Tax Fee Fund for Frankfort Road & Obee Road Resurfacing/Repairs (OPWC Project CL03AD/CL04AD)
• Application for Transportation Improvement Program grants through Lake Erie West Regional Council
• Acceptance of 2026 Petition Ditch Condition Report and approval of maintenance assessments

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The Board will consider an amendment to a contract to assess costs of incorporating a direct supervision model on floors 3-4 of the Lucas County Corrections Center. Other items include a decision not to proceed with a sanitary sewer project on Woodridge and Forest Hill Drives in Sylvania Township, and several contract awards and grant applications. The meeting also includes a strategic plan update from Job and Family Services and proclamations.

• Amendment to DLZ Corporation contract for jail facility condition assessment to include direct supervision model (Resolution 2026-75)
• Determining not to proceed with sanitary sewer construction on Woodridge Drive and Forest Hill Drive in Sylvania Township
• Award of contract to Scodeller Construction for 2026 Crack Sealing Program
• Award of contract for transportation of bodies to Mortuary Services of Northwest Ohio, LLC
• Permission to enter into agreement with Salvation Army for student backpack kits

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The Board will consider presentations honoring Kim Taylor and Burma Stewart, a strategic plan update, and several contracts. Notable actions include an amendment to a contract with DLZ Corporation for a jail facility condition assessment, approval of Safe Streets grant subrecipient agreements with three cities, and a contract award for rooftop unit replacement at the Emergency Services Building. The meeting also includes fund transfers and amendments to capital improvement policies.

• Amendment to contract with DLZ Corporation for architectural and engineering services for a jail facility condition assessment
• Approval of Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) 2024 Implementation Grant subrecipient agreements with City of Toledo, City of Fremont, and City of Bowling Green
• Award of contract to Industrial Power Solutions for replacement of rooftop units at Lucas County Emergency Management Services Building (2144 Monroe Street)
• Transfer of funds for Job and Family Services mandated share
• Amending Capital Improvement Policy #19A and Capital Improvement Plans 2023, 2024/2025, and 2026

The Board approved several resolutions regarding infrastructure, justice system contracts, and facility maintenance. A contract amendment for jail facility assessments was tabled until the June 16 meeting.

• Tabled DLZ Corporation contract amendment until June 16, 2026
• Approved SS4A implementation grant subrecipient agreements (3-0)
• Approved Tyler Enterprise Justice contract amendment (3-0)
• Approved Industrial Power Solutions contract for EMS building rooftop units (3-0)
• Approved Job and Family Services mandated share fund transfer (3-0)
• Approved appropriation resolution (3-0)
• Approved Capital Improvement Plan amendments (3-0)
• Approved personnel status changes for Terra Bundy and Alexus Rawson (3-0)

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The Board will consider two resolutions to levy additional taxes for 911 system operations and zoological park services, both subject to voter approval. Other actions include adopting a county cybersecurity program, authorizing economic development partnership agreements, and accepting an annexation petition. Several items involve the Lucas County Corrections Center, including repairs, renovations, and a contract renewal for inmate management.

• Resolution to levy 0.8 mill tax for 5 years for 9-1-1 operating system and public safety communications, subject to voter approval
• Resolution to levy 0.9 mill tax for 5 years for zoological park services and facilities, subject to voter approval
• Adoption of Lucas County Cybersecurity Program and confirmation of confidentiality provisions
• Authorization of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) allocation awards for PY2026
• Approval of agreement with Toledo Public Schools for summer educational services at juvenile detention center and youth treatment center

The commissioners approved two additional property tax levies—0.8 mill for the 9‑1‑1 system and 0.9 mill for zoological park services—both passing unanimously. They also approved several partnership agreements, a parcel annexation, a fiber‑re‑route contract, and key appointments, including the director of Economic Development. All items were adopted by vote as recorded.

• Approved transfer of Western Lake Erie Nutrient Source Inventory to Lake Erie West Regional Council (3-0) – Resolution 2026-399
• Approved Lucas County Cybersecurity Program (3-0) – Resolution 2026-400
• Approved 0.8‑mill tax levy for 9‑1‑1 system (3-0) – Resolution 2026-401
• Approved 0.9‑mill tax levy for zoological park services (3-0) – Resolution 2026-402
• Approved Economic Development Partnership Agreement (2-1) – Resolution 2026-404
• Approved annexation of two parcels to Village of Waterville (3-0) – Resolution 2026-409
• Approved contract with The Laibe Electric Company for fiber re‑route on 701 Adams Street (3-0) – Resolution 2026-418
• Approved appointment of Jamie Beier Grant as Director of Economic Development (3-0) – Resolution 2026-430

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed sanitary sewer in Sylvania Township. The body will also review contracts for trail resurfacing, ditch restoration, and pavement data collection.

• Public Hearing on Proposed Sanitary Sewer No. 932, Woodridge Drive and Forest Hill Drive
• Contract for University Parks Trail Resurfacing Project to Henry W. Bergman, Inc.
• Contract for Nachtrab Ditch & Taylor Ditch Two Stage Ditch Restoration to Klumm Brothers Landscaping, LLC
• Professional Services Agreement with Streetscan USA, Inc. for Pavement Condition Index Data
• Bid award to Wastequip Manufacturing Company, LLC for recycling containers

The commissioners approved a waiver of Purchasing Policy 11M to let Flag City Truck repair a recycling truck, and they approved a bid award to Wastequip Manufacturing for recycling containers. They also approved a professional services agreement with Streetscan USA and awarded contracts for the University Parks Trail resurfacing, the 2026 Long Line Painting Program, and the Nachtrab & Taylor Ditch Restoration project. No action was taken on the public hearing for Sanitary Sewer No. 932; the matter will be revisited after the five‑day objection period.

• Approved waiver of Purchasing Policy 11M for recycling truck repairs by Flag City Truck (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Approved award of bid to Wastequip Manufacturing Company for recycling containers (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with Streetscan USA for pavement condition data collection (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Approved plans, specs, and cost estimate for University Parks Trail (Centennial Rd to Silica Rd) (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Awarded contract to Henry W. Bergman, Inc. for University Parks Trail resurfacing (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Awarded contract to Griffin Pavement Striping for the 2026 Long Line Painting Program (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• Awarded contract to Klumm Brothers Landscaping for Nachtrab & Taylor Ditch Restoration (Sobecki and Lopez voted yes; Gerken absent)
• No action taken on Public Hearing for Proposed Sanitary Sewer No. 932; decision deferred

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The Board of County Commissioners will consider accepting a $36,784.06 Violence Against Women Act grant for the Sheriff's Office and authorizing an application for federal opioid and substance use program funding. Also on the agenda are appointments to the Citizens Levy Review Committee, a budget amendment for the Juvenile Court's state subsidy, and a local capital project grant agreement with the Ohio Department of Youth Services. A proclamation honoring the outgoing Poet Laureate is scheduled.

• Acceptance of $36,784.06 VAWA grant for Sheriff's integrated investigations program
• Permission to apply for FY2025 COSSUP opioid and substance use funding
• Appointments to the Lucas County Citizens Levy Review Committee
• Budget amendment for Juvenile Court FY2026 ODYS subsidy grant
• Authorization of local capital project grant agreement with Ohio Department of Youth Services

The commissioners approved a proclamation honoring poet laureate Jonie McIntire, appointed members to the Citizens Levy Review Committee, accepted a $36,784.06 Violence Against Women Act grant for the sheriff’s Integrated Investigations Program, authorized an application for COSSUP funding, approved budget amendments and a capital project grant for the Juvenile Court, entered and exited an executive session on personnel matters, and appointed two custodians in the Facilities Department. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved Proclamation Honoring Jonie McIntire, Lucas County Poet Laureate (Resolution No. 2026-387)
• Approved appointments to the Lucas County Citizens Levy Review Committee (Resolution No. 2026-388)
• Accepted FY2025 Violence Against Women Act grant of $36,784.06 for the Integrated Investigations Program (Resolution No. 2026-389)
• Authorized application for FY2025 Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Site‑Based Program funding (Resolution No. 2026-390)
• Approved budget amendment to the Ohio Department of Youth Services FY2026 subsidy grant for the Juvenile Court (Resolution No. 2026-391)
• Authorized execution of a local capital project grant agreement with the Ohio Department of Youth Services (Resolution No. 2026-392)
• Approved appointment of Antwuan McIntoush as Custodian III, Facilities Department (Resolution No. 2026-393)
• Approved appointment of Lisa Wilson as Custodian II, Facilities Department (Resolution No. 2026-394)

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The Board of County Commissioners will consider releasing a Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) Program mortgage for 10059 Rupp Road, Whitehouse, to Craig and Valerie Martin. The board will also accept the FY 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant and authorize applying for a Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant. A fund transfer is also on the agenda.

• Release of CHIP mortgage #20150716-0028424 to Craig and Valerie Martin, 10059 Rupp Road, Whitehouse (Parcel 98-13841)
• Acceptance of FY 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG)
• Permission to apply for FY 2024 & 2025 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) Grant
• Transfer of funds (unspecified amount)

The commissioners approved the release of the Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) program mortgage to Craig and Valerie Martin. They also accepted the FY 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant, authorized an application for FY 2024‑2025 BRIC grants, and approved a transfer of funds. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Approved CHIP Program Mortgage release (Resolution 2026-395)
• Approved acceptance of FY 2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant (Resolution 2026-396)
• Approved permission to apply for FY 2024 & 2025 BRIC Grant (Resolution 2026-397)
• Approved transfer of funds (Resolution 2026-398)

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will consider a permission to enter into an agreement with Armor Health for comprehensive healthcare services at the Lucas County Corrections Center. They will also vote on a rejected bid for the crack sealing program, several joint cooperation agreements for bridge engineering and drainage maintenance, and decommissioning of an explosive gas monitoring network at the former King Road Landfill. Other items include an economic development partnership agreement, grant awards for violence against women, and a sublease for the Guardianship Board.

• Permission to enter into agreement with Armor Health for comprehensive healthcare services at the Lucas County Corrections Center (1622 Spielbusch Ave, Toledo)
• Rejection of bid for the Lucas County Engineer 2026 Crack Sealing Program
• Joint cooperation agreement with Ottawa County for bridge engineering services
• Decommissioning of explosive gas monitoring network at former King Road Landfill
• Authorizing economic development partnership agreement for calendar year 2026

The commissioners approved several agreements and contracts, including an economic development partnership, a grant for the Violence Against Women response team, and a joint bridge engineering agreement with Ottawa County Commissioners, which passed 2-1. All other listed items were approved unanimously. The board also entered and exited an executive session to discuss personnel and legal matters.

• Approved Economic Development Partnership Agreement for 2026 (Gerken, Lopez, Sobecki)
• Approved VAW Response Team grant award acceptance (Lopez, Gerken, Sobecki)
• Approved joint bridge engineering agreement with Ottawa County (Gerken, Sobecki yes; Lopez no)
• Approved rejection of bid for 2026 Crack Sealing Program (Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved acceptance of Kilburn Road property from Transportation Improvement District (Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved joint cooperation agreement with Lucas County Soil and Water Conservation District for drainage maintenance (Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved purchase of kitchen equipment from Cook's Direct Inc. (Lopez, Gerken, Sobecki)
• Approved agreement with Armor Health for corrections center healthcare services (Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)

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The Board of County Commissioners will consider several infrastructure items including joint road striping agreements, a Safe Streets and Roads for All implementation grant for the State Route 2/53 interchange, and property acquisition for the Bancroft Street and Centennial Road roundabout. Also on the agenda are sewer contracts, a solid waste service amendment, and software implementation for the water resource recovery facility.

• Approval of joint cooperation agreements for the 2026 Long Line Striping Program with Waterville, Monclova, Springfield, and Sylvania Townships
• Approval of funding agreement with ODOT for Safe Streets and Roads for All Implementation Grant (State Route 2/53 interchange, Bay Township, Ottawa County)
• Authorization to acquire real property for Bancroft Street and Centennial Road Roundabout Project (Springfield and Sylvania Townships)
• Award of contract to Vernon Nagel, Inc. for Forest Lakes Pump Station Replacement (Sylvania Township)
• Authorization to enter second amended agreement for residential solid waste collection services with Waterville Township

At the May 5, 2026 meeting, Commissioners Sobecki, Gerken and Lopez unanimously approved ten resolutions covering joint cooperation agreements with local townships and Ottawa County, project agreements with ODOT, easement grants, a property acquisition for a roundabout, sanitary sewer contracts, solid‑waste service agreements, and a software implementation for the water recovery facility. The next regular meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2026.

• Approved Joint Cooperation Agreement with City of Waterville for 2026 Long Line Striping Program
• Approved Joint Cooperation Agreement with Ottawa County Commissioners for Safe Streets and Roads for All State Route 2 & 53 Interchange Project
• Approved Various Local Public Agency Project Agreements with the Ohio Department of Transportation
• Approved Grant and Donation of Easements to ODOT for the LUC‑Micro Duct Project (PID 117961)
• Approved Funding Agreement and Management Contract with ODOT for Safe Streets and Roads for All Implementation Grant (State Route 2 & 53 Interchange)
• Approved Authorization for Lucas County Engineer to acquire easements for Bancroft Street and Centennial Road Roundabout Project (PID 118973)
• Approved Private Agreement for Sanitary Sewer No. 715‑M & Water Supply Line No. 1371‑M in Monclova Township
• Approved Contract with Vernon Nagel, Inc. for Sanitary Sewer No. 760R Forest Lakes Pump Station Replacement

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will vote on an economic development partnership agreement for 2026, authorize a technology purchase, and award a contract for the PY2025 CHIP housing program. They will also consider recertifying Lucas County as a Welcoming Community and entering an MOU with Zepf Center for family economic stability. Routine approvals include purchase order certificates, travel for the Sanitary Engineer Department, and budget appropriations.

• Authorizing Economic Development Partnership Agreement for calendar year 2026
• Permission to purchase Arctic Wolf advanced technology solutions through Promark/Glass City IT via OMNIA Partners
• Award of contract to Kleinfelder, Inc. for administration of PY2025 Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) Program
• Permission to enter agreement with Welcoming America for recertification of Lucas County as a Welcoming Community
• Permission to enter MOU with Zepf Center to promote healthy marriage and foster economic stability for families

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the Economic Development Partnership Agreement for 2026 (Resolution 2026-349) and authorized a purchase under the Intergovernmental Master Cooperative Purchasing Agreement (Resolution 2026-350). They also approved a contract with Kleinfelder for the Community Housing Impact and Preservation program (Resolution 2026-351) and entered an agreement with Welcoming America to recertify Lucas County as a Welcoming Community (Resolution 2026-352). Additional approvals included support‑services purchase orders, a workforce‑development MOU, the 2026 appropriations resolution, and amendments to the Job & Family Services department positions.

• Approved Economic Development Partnership Agreement (Resolution 2026-349)
• Authorized purchase via Master Service Agreement with Promark Technology (Resolution 2026-350)
• Awarded contract to Kleinfelder for CHIP program (Resolution 2026-351)
• Entered agreement with Welcoming America for Welcoming Community recertification (Resolution 2026-352)
• Approved support‑services purchase orders and travel (Resolutions 2026-353, 2026-354, 2026-355)
• Approved MOU with Zepf Center for healthy marriage and economic stability (Resolution 2026-356)
• Approved 2026 appropriations resolution (Resolution 2026-357)
• Amended Job & Family Services positions: abolished Executive Assistant and added Community Engagement Coordinator (Resolutions 2026-358, 2026-359)

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The Lucas County Board of County Commissioners will meet to review infrastructure plans and program releases. The body is considering approvals for a ditch restoration project and the purchase of county vehicles.

• Plans, specifications, and cost estimate for Nachtrab Ditch & Taylor Ditch Two Stage Ditch Restoration Project
• Release of CHIP Program Mortgage #20211129-0062599 for 4640 Wickford Drive East, Sylvania
• Purchase of four GMC Sierra 2500 HD trucks via Master Equity Lease Agreement with Enterprise FM Trust

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The Board will consider several items including accepting an annexation petition for 1.999 acres from Swanton Township to the Village of Swanton, and permission to enter into a contract with Armor Health for comprehensive healthcare services at the Lucas County Corrections Center. Other items include advertising a fiber reroute at 701 Adams Street, a lease agreement with All 4 Kids LLC at Spencer Township Neighborhood Center, renewing life safety inspection with S.A. Communale Inc., and a lease with Northwest Ohio Quarter Midget Racing Association. The board also will approve an appropriation resolution and transfer of funds.

• Accept annexation petition No. 2026-3 for 1.999 acres from Swanton Township to Village of Swanton
• Permission to contract with Armor Health for healthcare at Lucas County Corrections Center (1622 Spielbusch Ave)
• Lease with All 4 Kids LLC for space at Spencer Township Neighborhood Center in Holland
• Renewal option for life safety inspection/testing with S.A. Communale Inc. at various county facilities
• Appropriation resolution and transfer of funds

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The Board will vote on a joint cooperation agreement with Ottawa County for the 2026 pavement marking program. Other business includes accepting a $10,000 election security grant, approving a records storage contract, and authorizing a grant application for a foam densifier. Several routine approvals for travel, blanket purchase orders, and service agreements are also on the agenda.

• Approval of joint cooperation agreement with Ottawa County for 2026 pavement marking program
• Acceptance of $10,000 Ohio Secretary of State 2026 Elections Security Grant
• Permission to enter into agreement with Access Corp for records storage under state contract
• Authorization to apply for 2026 Foam Recycling Coalition Grant for foam densifier purchase
• Approval of TechCred grant application for IT staff training

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a series of contracts, agreements, and grants, all with unanimous yes votes. Items included an Earth Day proclamation, a records‑storage agreement, a pavement‑marking partnership, and a $10,000 elections security grant. All actions were recorded as approved.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (yes by Sobecki, Lopez)
• Approved proclamation of April 22, 2026 as Earth Day (yes by Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved agreement with Access Information Management Corp for records storage (yes by Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved joint cooperation agreement with Ottawa County for 2026 pavement marking program (yes by Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved acceptance of $10,000 Ohio Secretary of State elections security grant (yes by Gerken, Lopez, Sobecki)
• Approved agreement with Forensic Evaluation Service Center for forensic mental health evaluations (yes by Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez)
• Approved acceptance of Ohio TechCred grant for information services staff training (yes by Lopez, Gerken, Sobecki)
• Approved acceptance of cyber liability coverage through Hylant Group (yes by Lopez, Gerken, Sobecki)

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The Board of County Commissioners will review contracts for bridge repairs and waste services. The meeting includes decisions on sanitary sewer construction in Sylvania Township and road maintenance agreements. The board will also consider professional services for the Water Resource Recovery Facility.

• Contract award to Vernon Nagel, Inc. for Bancroft Street Bridge #95 and Sylvania Avenue Bridge #101 repairs
• Construction of Sanitary Sewer No. 932 on Woodridge Drive and Forest Hill Drive
• Contract extension for waste and recycling collection with the City of Maumee through September 31, 2031
• Agreement with State Paper & Metal Co., Inc. for recycling processing services
• Engineering agreement with Jones & Henry Engineers, Ltd. for West Plant Grit Chamber Repairs

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a series of contracts and agreements covering the 2026 crack sealing program, long‑line painting, bridge repairs, sanitary sewer construction, solid‑waste collection, recycling services, and water‑facility engineering. All three commissioners voted yes on each item. The meeting adjourned after these approvals.

• Approved Joint Cooperation Agreements for the 2026 Crack Sealing Program (unanimous)
• Approved plans, specifications, and cost estimate for the 2026 Long Line Painting Program (unanimous)
• Approved award of contract to Vernon Nagel, Inc. for the 2026 Bridge Repair Program (unanimous)
• Approved plans, specifications, and cost estimate for Sanitary Sewer No. 932 construction (unanimous)
• Approved declaration of necessity for constructing Sanitary Sewer No. 932 (unanimous)
• Approved contract extension for solid‑waste and recycling collection services with the City of Maumee (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with State Paper & Metal Co. for recycling processing services (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with Jones & Henry Engineers for West Plant grit chamber repairs (unanimous)

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The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review several contract awards and facility maintenance requests. The agenda includes appointments to governing boards and the authorization of economic development partnership agreements for 2026.

• Exterior renovations and repairs to the Lucas County Court of Common Pleas at 700 Adams Street via Beglund Construction Company
• Replacement of roof top units at the Lucas County Emergency Medical Services Building at 2144 Monroe Street
• Contract award to Great Lakes Community Action Partnership (GLCAP) for the 2026 CDBG Allocation Program
• Agreement with Pathway, Inc. for the Summer Youth Employment Program
• Request for Proposals for the transportation of bodies for the Lucas County Coroners Office

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of resolutions covering recognitions, appointments, contracts and policy actions. Notable approvals included a contract with Great Lakes Community Action Partnership for a 2026 Community Development Block Grant program and participation in the opioid settlement agreement. All items were adopted with unanimous commissioner votes.

• Approved Resolution 2026-290 recognizing April 2026 as National County Government Month (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-292 recognizing 911 telecommunicators as first responders (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-293 appointment to the Lucas County Facility Governing Board (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-295 authorizing Economic Development Partnership Agreements for 2026 (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-297 contract with the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-300 award of contract to Great Lakes Community Action Partnership for CDBG program (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-307 amendment to add a Director position in the Economic Development Department (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-314 participation in the Opioid Settlement Agreement (3-0)

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will consider several proclamations for Women's History Month and a proclamation for Problem Gambling Awareness Month. They will authorize economic development partnership agreements for 2026 and approve contracts for human resources consulting for the Auditor and professional services for the Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) program. Additional items include permissions to seek grant funding, advertise RFPs for correctional healthcare services, and negotiate TANF program services.

• Proclamations honoring Senator Paula Hicks-Hudson, Holly Matthews, and Amy Marcero during Women's History Month
• Authorization of Economic Development Partnership Agreements for calendar year 2026
• Contract with HR Premiere Consulting, LLC for human resources consulting services for the Lucas County Auditor
• Award of contract to Kleinfelder, Inc. for professional services for the administration and implementation of the PY2025 Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) program
• Permission to advertise a request for proposals for comprehensive healthcare services for incarcerated individuals at the Lucas County Corrections Center, 1622 Spielbusch Ave

The commissioners approved multiple resolutions, including authorizing Economic Development Partnership Agreements for 2026, a contract for auditor HR consulting, grant funding for a forensic monitor, an RFP for inmate healthcare services, a BISSELL shelter grant, TANF program negotiations, and affirming the public defender contract. Two items were tabled: renewal of Hyland OnBase licenses and the award of a contract to Kleinfelder. All approvals were unanimous (yes votes).

• Approved Resolution 2026-272 authorizing Economic Development Partnership Agreements for 2026 (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-273 contract with HR Premiere Consulting for auditor HR services (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-274 permission to apply for grant funding for forensic monitor (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-275 permission to advertise RFP for comprehensive healthcare services for incarcerated individuals (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-276 permission to apply for BISSELL Clear the Shelters grant (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-277 permission to advertise and negotiate TANF program services (unanimous yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-278 affirmation of public defender services contract with Toledo Legal Aid Society (unanimous yes)
• Tabled Permission to renew the annual Hyland OnBase licenses (tabled by Commissioner Gerken)

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will conduct a final hearing on the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project (Petition #1095) and consider related actions such as establishing a maintenance fund and soliciting competitive bids. The board will also vote on participation in an Ohio Department of Transportation rock‑salt contract, approve a replat for Legacy Business Park in Monclova Township, and approve private agreements for sanitary sewer and water supply lines in Sylvania Township. Additional items include advertising for recycling containers and a software agreement for the Water Resource Recovery Facility.

• Final Hearing for the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project – Petition #1095
• Approve establishment of a Ditch Maintenance Fund and solicit competitive bids for the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project
• Approve participation with the Ohio Department of Transportation contract for rock salt
• Approve final plat of Legacy Business Park Replat, Monclova Township
• Approve private agreements for sanitary sewer and water supply lines in Sylvania Township (Nos. 878‑F/1628‑F and 822‑O/1421‑O)

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved seven resolutions covering infrastructure and services. These included the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project, participation in an Ohio DOT rock‑salt contract, a business park replat, two sanitary‑sewer agreements, advertising for recycling containers, and a software agreement for the Water Resource Recovery Facility.

• Approved Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project and established a ditch maintenance fund (Resolution 2026-279)
• Approved participation with ODOT contract for rock salt (Resolution 2026-280)
• Approved final plat of Legacy Business Park Replat, Monclova Township (Resolution 2026-281)
• Approved private agreements for sanitary sewer No. 878-F & water supply line 1628-F, Bridgecreek, Plat 7 (Resolution 2026-282)
• Approved private agreements for sanitary sewer No. 822-O & water supply line 1421-O, The Village at Twelve Lakes, Plat 5 (Resolution 2026-283)
• Approved permission to advertise purchase of recycling containers for drop‑off program (Resolution 2026-284)
• Approved agreement with iWorQ Systems for software at Water Resource Recovery Facility (Resolution 2026-285)

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The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will consider a range of items, including proclamations, reappointments, and several contract approvals. Key decisions involve a professional services agreement for a Trimble Unity upgrade, a federal grant for safe streets planning, and a renewal of a tower license with Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line. The board will also approve a resurfacing project for the University Parks Trail and award a mowing contract for 2026-2027.

• Approval of Professional Services Agreement with Woolpert, Inc. for Trimble Unity upgrade
• Approval of Grant Agreement with U.S. Department of Transportation for Safe Streets and Roads for All Planning and Demonstration Grant
• Approval of Plans, Specifications, and Cost Estimate for resurfacing the University Parks Trail
• Award of the 2026-2027 Mowing Price Agreement to Running G Farms of Rio Grande, Ohio
• Approval of the 4th and Final Five-year Renewal Option of the Tower License Agreement with Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company at 1015 Illinois Avenue, Maumee, Ohio

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a series of resolutions, including multiple Women's History Month proclamations, a Social Work Month proclamation, and an amendment to the meeting schedule. They also approved several contracts and grant agreements for transportation, infrastructure, and professional services. Notable actions included the renewal of a tower license with Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, the addition of a full‑time Economic Development Deputy Director, and the settlement of a contract dispute with Paramount Insurance.

• Approved Women's History Month proclamations for five honorees (3-0)
• Approved proclamation of March 2026 as Social Work Month (3-0)
• Approved amendment to the Board meeting schedule for 2026 (3-0)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with Woolpert, Inc. for Trimble Unity upgrade (3-0)
• Approved Safe Streets and Roads for All Planning and Demonstration Grant agreement (3-0)
• Approved final five‑year renewal option of tower license with Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line (3-0)
• Approved addition of one full‑time Economic Development Deputy Director position (3-0)
• Approved settlement of contract dispute with Paramount Insurance Company (3-0)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will vote on a request to apply for $636,230.32 from the One Ohio Recovery Foundation. It will also approve several road construction contracts and amendments, including roundabout and resurfacing projects. The meeting includes renewals of tower license agreements for cellular sites in Swanton and Curtice. Additional items cover leases, demolition, and service agreements for county facilities.

• Permission to apply for $636,230.32 funding through the One Ohio Recovery Foundation (item 34)
• Award of contract to Gerken Paving, Inc. for the 2026 Ohio Public Works Commission Resurfacing Project (item 10)
• Award of contract to Vernon Nagel, Inc. for the US 20A & Albon Road Intersection Roundabout Project (item 11)
• Approval of the 4th and final five‑year renewal option of the tower license agreement with American Tower at 1311 Waterville‑Swanton Road, Swanton (item 35)
• Permission to enter into a lease amendment with Harbor for space at 3737 W. Sylvania Avenue, Toledo (item 41)

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a $636,230.32 request for One Ohio Recovery Foundation funding. They also approved numerous infrastructure contracts, lease agreements, tower license renewals, and economic‑development agreements, all with unanimous yes votes. The Federal Equitable Sharing Agreement was tabled for further information. All other items listed were adopted.

• Approved $636,230.32 One Ohio Recovery funding request (Resolution 2026-200) – Commissioners Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez voted yes
• Approved multiple road and bridge contracts, including Gerken Paving and Vernon Nagel projects (Resolutions 2026-177‑186) – voted yes
• Approved amendment to the 2026 lease with Harbor for base rent and operating expenses (Resolution 2026-207) – voted yes
• Approved lease amendment with Harbor (Resolution 2026-211) – Commissioners Sobecki and Gerken voted yes; Commissioner Lopez voted no
• Approved four tower‑license renewal agreements with American Tower and Crown Castle (Resolutions 2026-201‑204) – voted yes
• Approved Economic Development Partnership Agreements for 2026 (Resolution 2026-175) – voted yes
• Approved creation of 2026 Super Blanket Purchase Orders (Resolution 2026-216) – voted yes
• Tabled the Federal Equitable Sharing Agreement (Resolution 2026-200) – item tabled pending more information

General

The 9-1-1 Program Review Committee will meet to review the Lucas County 9-1-1 Final Plan and a report on system revenues and costs. The body will consider resolutions to accept amendments to the plan and the financial report for submission to state and local agencies.

• Resolution to accept amendments to the 9-1-1 Final Plan
• Resolution to accept the financial report on 9-1-1 system revenue and costs

The board approved the previous meeting's minutes. It then approved Resolution 2026-1 to accept amendments to the Lucas County 9‑1‑1 Final Plan and direct the clerk to send a copy to the State's 9‑1‑1 Program Office. It also approved Resolution 2026-2 to accept the financial report on 9‑1‑1 revenues and costs and direct the clerk to distribute the report to local agencies and the state office. All three members voted yes on each resolution.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-1 to accept 9‑1‑1 plan amendments and direct clerk to provide copy to state (3 yes)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2 to accept financial report and direct clerk to distribute to agencies and state (3 yes)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review several contract renewals and inter-agency agreements. The agenda includes appointments to the Toledo-Lucas County Plan Commission and federal compliance measures for a trail project.

• PROWARE Civil Division Case Management System renewal for $17,900.00
• Federal compliance measures for the University Parks Trail Resurfacing Project (PID 124339)
• Reappointments of Megan Malczewski and Josh Hughes to the Toledo-Lucas County Plan Commission
• Agreement with District V Forensic Diagnostic Center for Forensic Mental Health Evaluations
• Memorandum of Understanding with the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio regarding the Sixth Amended Operational Agreement

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a proclamation honoring Dr. Calvin and Mrs. Christine Sweeney, adopted a memorandum of understanding for the Toledo Regional Alliance, reappointed two members to the Toledo‑Lucas County Plan Commission, and amended the 2026 meeting schedule. The board also approved several contracts and agreements, notably a $17,900 renewal for the Sheriff’s case management system, a forensic mental health evaluation agreement, contract amendments with Longrun, LLC and Lexis Nexis, a memorandum with the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, compliance measures for the University Parks Trail resurfacing project, and a stop‑loss reinsurance policy. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Proclamation honoring Dr. Calvin and Mrs. Christine Sweeney (Resolution 2026-151)
• Approved MOU for Toledo Regional Alliance, appointing Commissioner Sobecki as designee (Resolution 2026-152)
• Reappointed Megan Malczewski and Josh Hughes to the Toledo‑Lucas County Plan Commission (Resolution 2026-153)
• Amended Board meeting schedule for 2026 (Resolution 2026-154)
• Approved $17,900 fourth renewal option of PROWARE case management system for Sheriff’s Office (Resolution 2026-156)
• Approved agreement with District V Forensic Diagnostic Center for forensic mental health evaluations (Resolution 2026-157)
• Amended contract with Longrun, LLC for project management services (Resolution 2026-158)
• Renewed Lexis Nexis legal research tools contract (Resolution 2026-159)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will review and vote on several engineering items, including a contract award for a sanitary sewer pump‑station replacement and a professional services agreement for air‑quality monitoring at the Water Resource Recovery Facility. They will also approve plans and cost estimates for the 2026 crack‑sealing road program and accept various plats, escrow agreements, and utility line installations in Springfield and Sylvania townships. The meeting includes setting the final hearing date for the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project.

• Award of contract to Vernon Nagel, Inc. for Sanitary Sewer No. 693R Deerpointe Pump Station Replacement, Sylvania Township
• Permission to enter a professional services agreement with Fishbeck for 2026 air‑quality services at the Water Resource Recovery Facility, 5758 N. River Road, Waterville
• Approval of plans, specifications, and cost estimate for the 2026 Crack Sealing Program
• Approval of final plat and escrow agreements in lieu of performance bonds for Apple Blossom Reserve (Springfield Township) and Rivertree Plat 2 (Sylvania Township)
• Acceptance of sanitary sewer No. 743‑F and water supply line No. 1424‑H at Apple Blossom Reserve, Springfield Township

The commissioners approved the engineer's filing of surveys, plans, maps, profiles, and benefit assessments for the Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project. They also approved the 2026 crack sealing program, escrow agreements for Apple Blossom Reserve and Rivertree Plat 2, and several sanitary and water projects. All approvals were recorded with vote counts.

• Approved Engineer filing for Big Coolie Ditch Improvement Project (2-1)
• Approved 2026 Crack Sealing Program plans and cost estimate (2-1)
• Approved Final Plat and escrow agreement for Apple Blossom Reserve (2-1)
• Approved Final Plat and escrow agreement for Rivertree Plat 2 (2-1)
• Approved acceptance of Sanitary Sewer No. 743-F and Water Supply Line No. 1424-H (3-0)
• Approved contract with Vernon Nagel, Inc. for Deerpointe Pump Station replacement (3-0)
• Approved professional services agreement with Fishbeck for Air Quality Services at the Water Resource Recovery Facility (3-0)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review infrastructure contracts for bike trails and school routes. The body is also considering several sanitary sewer and water line acceptances in Sylvania and Monclova Townships.

• Contract for LUC Wabash Cannonball Bike Trail North Fork Resurfacing Project to Henry W. Bergman, Inc.
• Contract for LUC Sylvania Township Safe Routes to School FY2026 Project to Smith Paving and Excavating, Inc.
• Acceptance of sanitary sewers and water lines in Sylvania and Monclova Townships
• Agreement with Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated for financial advisory services
• Agreement with GT Environmental, Inc. for technical assistance to the Solid Waste Management District

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a series of resolutions, including proclamations for Black History Month, a reappointment to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, a pay adjustment for the county apiary inspector, and the convening of the 9‑1‑1 Program Review Committee. The board also approved multiple contract awards, engineering price agreements, service contracts, and two personnel appointments. All items were approved by Commissioners Sobecki, Gerken and Lopez.

• Approved award of contract to Henry W. Bergman, Inc. for the Wabash Cannonball Bike Trail resurfacing (unanimous)
• Approved award of contract to Smith Paving and Excavating, Inc. for Sylvania Township Safe Routes to School project (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Engineering Materials Price Agreements (unanimous)
• Approved rejection of all proposals for a new Security Information and Event Monitor (SIEM) solution (unanimous)
• Authorized increased appropriations for Change Order No. 1 with Midwest Contracting for the Facilities Operation Building (unanimous)
• Approved Title IV‑D service contract between Job & Family Services and the County Treasurer for child‑support cash receipt processing (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Stifel, Nicolaus & Company for financial advisory services to the Board (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Shenikqua Martin as Eligibility Specialist 2, Department of Job & Family Services (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will consider contracts for electric and natural gas supply, along with multiple agreements for child support clerking and magistrate services. The board will also approve a recycling services agreement and a pre-award advance account for the Victim Witness Program.

• Authority to enter into an electric supply contract
• Authority to enter into a natural gas supply contract extension
• Approval of Title IV-D service contracts for child support services
• Approval of recycling services agreement amendments
• Approval to create a pre-award advance account for Victim Witness Program

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution proclaiming February 16‑20 as Ohio Loves Transit Week. They also approved authority to enter new electric and natural‑gas supply contracts, a series of Title IV‑D service contracts, procurement agreements for inmate supplies, sanitary sewer and water line acceptances, and a pre‑award advance account for the Victim Witness Program. In addition, the board confirmed several personnel appointments and promotions. All actions were voted yes by Commissioners Sobecki, Gerken and Lopez.

• Approved Ohio Loves Transit Week proclamation (Resolution 2026-98) – unanimous
• Approved authority to enter electric supply contract (Resolution 2026-99) – unanimous
• Approved authority to extend natural‑gas supply contract with Archer Energy (Resolution 2026-100) – unanimous
• Approved Title IV‑D service contract with Prosecutor’s Office (Resolution 2026-103) – unanimous
• Approved Title IV‑D service contract with Court Juvenile Division (Resolution 2026-104) – unanimous
• Approved Purchase Order Then and Now Certificates (Resolution 2026-109) – unanimous
• Approved Master Service Agreement with Victory Supply for inmate supplies (Resolution 2026-110) – unanimous
• Approved appointment of Samuel Berger as EMA GIS Planner/Operations Officer (Resolution 2026-118) – unanimous

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to consider awarding two contracts for road intersection and roundabout projects. Both projects are managed by the County Engineer.

• Contract award to Geddis Paving & Excavating, Inc. for LUC CR 95 Monclova Road Roundabouts, Albon Road and Waterville-Monclova Road Intersection Project (PID #117232)
• Contract award to Geddis Paving & Excavating, Inc. for Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road & Archbold-Whitehouse Road Intersection Roundabout Project (PID #116886)

The Board of County Commissioners approved the award of two contracts to Geddis Paving & Excavating, Inc. for roundabout projects on Monclova Road and Providence‑Neapolis‑Swanton Road. All three commissioners voted yes on the approvals. The meeting adjourned at 2:05 p.m.

• Approved contract to Geddis Paving & Excavating, Inc. (Norwalk) for LUC CR 95 Monclova Road roundabouts, PID #117232 (3‑0 vote)
• Approved contract to Geddis Paving & Excavating, Inc. (Toledo) for Providence‑Neapolis‑Swanton Road & Archbold‑Whitehouse Road roundabout, PID #116886 (3‑0 vote)

Board of County Commissioners

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners will consider several approvals, including joint drainage agreements with four townships and a bridge replacement change order. They will also discuss escrow agreements for a sanitary project, a professional services contract for landfill post‑closure care, and a contract award for ultraviolet disinfection upgrades at the Water Resource Recovery Facility.

• Approve joint cooperation agreements with Jerusalem, Monclova, Springfield, and Sylvania Townships for 2026‑2027 drainage improvements
• Approve Change Order No. 1 and final payment to E.S. Wagner Company for Gibbs Road Bridge No. 5 Replacement (PID #119449)
• Approve final plat and escrow agreements in lieu of a performance bond for Hidden Grove, Springfield Township sanitary project
• Authorize a professional services agreement with The Mannik & Smith Group for post‑closure care at the King Road Landfill Solid Waste Management District
• Award contract to Peterson Construction Company for ultraviolet (UV) disinfection system improvements at the Water Resource Recovery Facility

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved three agreements for drainage improvements, a bridge replacement change order, and escrow arrangements for Hidden Grove. They also approved a contract with Peterson Construction for ultraviolet disinfection system upgrades at the Water Resource Recovery Facility. All approvals were passed with a yes vote from Commissioners Sobecki, Gerken, and Lopez.

• Approved Joint Cooperation Agreements for drainage improvements (Resolution 2026-89)
• Approved Change Order No. 1 with E.S. Wagner for Gibbs Road Bridge No. 5 replacement (Resolution 2026-90)
• Approved Final Plat and escrow agreements for Hidden Grove, Springfield Township (Resolution 2026-91)
• Approved contract with Peterson Construction for UV disinfection system improvements at WRRF (Resolution 2026-95)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss placing an additional 0.9-mill levy for zoological park services and an additional 0.8-mill levy for 9-1-1 and public safety communications on the ballot. The body is also reviewing emergency response plans and various facility lease agreements.

• Proposed 0.9-mill tax levy for zoological park services and facilities
• Proposed 0.8-mill tax levy for 9-1-1 and Countywide Public Safety Communications System
• Contract with DLZ Corporation for a jail facility condition assessment
• Lease agreement with Toledo Volleyball Club, Inc. for Lucas County Rec Center
• Permission to trade a 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee for a 2026 Ford Explorer 4x4 Platinum

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a series of resolutions, including proclamations, appointments, lease agreements, emergency plans, budget appropriations, and personnel actions. Notably, they approved resolutions to place on the ballot an additional 0.9‑mill tax for zoological park services and an additional 0.8‑mill tax for a countywide 9‑1‑1 system. All votes were unanimous (Sobecki, Gerken, Lopez).

• Approved proclamation of January 2026 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month (3‑0)
• Approved appointment of Michael Horst as Lucas County Apiary Inspector (3‑0)
• Approved 0.9‑mill tax levy for zoological park services (Resolution 2026‑64) (3‑0)
• Approved 0.8‑mill tax levy for 9‑1‑1 system (Resolution 2026‑65) (3‑0)
• Approved lease with Toledo Volleyball Club for Rec Hall 1 (Resolution 2026‑71) (3‑0)
• Approved 2026 Lucas County Emergency Operations Plan (Resolution 2026‑68) (3‑0)
• Approved management agreement with Suburban Girls Softball for recreation fields (Resolution 2026‑73) (3‑0)
• Approved increase in contract amount for legal services (Resolution 2026‑96) (3‑0)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss two additional tax levies and two annexation petitions. The meeting includes approvals for canine control contracts and real property acquisition for a road project.

• Proposed 0.8-mill tax levy for 9-1-1 and Public Safety Communications System
• Proposed 0.9-mill tax levy for zoological park services and facilities
• Annexation petitions No. 2026-1 and 2026-2 from Waterville Township to Village of Whitehouse
• Real property acquisition for Angola Road (E) and Crissey Road Roundabout Project
• Canine control service contracts for the cities of Oregon, Toledo, and Sylvania

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will elect a president, set the 2026 meeting schedule, and make board appointments. The body will also consider several service contracts for transportation, mental health, and waste management.

• Permission to advertise for demolition of the former Child Studies Institute at 428 10th Street
• Contractor agreements for Non-Emergency Medicaid and Title XX transportation with eight providers
• Agreement between Lucas County Juvenile Court and Unison Health for mental health services
• Consultant agreement with NEA Consulting, LLC
• Inter-Governmental Communication Tower Site Agreement with Monroe County, Michigan