Franklin County Commissioners: Towing Contract, Annexations and a $180,064 Bus Approved Oct. 20

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Franklin County

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners worked through a slate of contracts, annexations and purchases at its Oct. 20 general session.

Towing. The board approved a $100,000 contract with County Towing & Storage LLC for towing and impound management services for the Sheriff’s Office (Resolution 0686-26).

Annexations. The board reviewed three expedited annexation petitions: 11.9 acres from Jackson Township to the City of Grove City, 1.92 acres from Mifflin Township to the City of Columbus, and 0.4 acres from Jefferson Township to the City of Gahanna (Resolutions 0687-26 through 0689-26).

Fleet. The board authorized disposal of surplus vehicles and equipment, a supplemental contract with Cardinal Bus Sales & Service Inc. for a transport bus at $180,064, and a $20,000 agreement with Churchill Claims Services Inc. for automobile claims adjuster services (Resolutions 0690-26 through 0692-26).

Purchases. The board approved $1,561,520.33 in purchases for various county agencies (Resolution 0693-26).

Also. The board dissolved the New Albany Community Authority (Resolution 0694-26), adjusted the per diem charge for housing prisoners (Resolution 0695-26), and approved a memorandum of understanding among the county’s family and children services partners (Resolution 0696-26).

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