NEWS RELEASE
Thursday, May 4, 2017
The Board of Defiance County Commissioners
met in regular session at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 4, 2017 in the in the
Hicksville Village Council Room, Hicksville, Ohio. Commissioner Ryan Mack
called the meeting to order. Also
present were Commissioners Gary Plotts and Mick Pocratsky, Sherry Carnahan,
Finance Manager/Administrator, and Stephanie Metz, Clerk.
Prior to beginning session, the Commissioners,
along with Mayor Diane Collins and Councilwoman Shelia Baker, Village of
Hicksville, toured the Arc Solutions, Inc. facility located on Industrial Drive
in Hicksville.
The Commissioners met in General Session and
approved and signed various resolutions, contracts and documents. The
Commissioners also reviewed the calendar of events and discussed upcoming
meetings.
The Commissioners’
Office recently received the April 2017
report from Cecilia Parsons, Defiance County Recorder. Cecilia the following
instruments being recorded: 158 deeds, 129
mortgages, 164 releases, and 11
power of attorneys; this compares to 173
deeds, 148 mortgages, 144
releases, and 4 power of attorneys in
April, 2016. There were receipts of $23,272.75,
of which $11,406.50 went to the
Housing Trust Fund and $9,586.25 went to the
General Fund. This compares to receipts of $23,659.75
in April, 2016,
of which $11,571.00 went to the
Housing Trust Fund and $9,753.75
went to the General Fund.
The Commissioners
presented both the Hicksville Senior Center and the Defiance Senior Center with
proclamations for May being Older Americans Month. Defiance County Senior
Services includes older Americans who richly contribute to our community.
Defiance
County Senior Services is committed to supporting older adults as they take
charge of their health, explore new opportunities and activities, and focus on
independence. Defiance County Senior Services can provide opportunities to
enrich the lives of individuals of all ages by: involving older adults in the
redefinition of aging in our community, promoting home and community-based
services that support independent living, encouraging older adults to speak up
for themselves and others, and providing opportunities for older adults to
share their experiences. The
Commissioners urge every resident to take time during this month to acknowledge
older adults and the people who serve them as influential and vital parts of
our community.
Release Approved: ____________________________________________________
Ryan
Mack, Defiance County Commissioner