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Morrow County commissioners approve routine appropriations and a Development Authority appointment

September 23, 2026 | Morrow County, Ohio


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Morrow County commissioners approve routine appropriations and a Development Authority appointment
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine bills and appropriations during its Sept. 23 meeting, including an added council fee of $435.32 to Oak Law Office and several transfers of unappropriated certified money to county funds.

The clerk announced the addition of the council fee to Oak Law Office for $435.32 and the board moved to approve the bills. The board also approved appropriations to the general fund for a prosecutor foreclosure line item and for property maintenance on Neil Avenue, including replacement of gauges and servicing fire extinguishers. Each motion was seconded and passed by roll call.

The board additionally appointed Doyle Weitzen to the Morrow County Development Authority Board after a motion and second. Following the appointment the Chair offered congratulations: "Congratulations, Doyle." Jamie, the county administrator, said they will meet with the new appointee in the coming weeks to bring him up to speed on development projects.

Records of the meeting show motions were moved and seconded and affirmative responses recorded during roll calls for the items above. The meeting ended after routine procedural business and an adjournment vote.

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