February 28, 2025 - 04:10

Business was as usual at the Washington County Commissioners meeting Thursday morning. The agenda featured two significant topics: a discussion on the broadband pilot project and the safety measures concerning OhioMeansJobs located at 311 Third St. in Marietta.
During the meeting, the commissioners took time to review and approve various bills, ensuring that all financial matters were in order and addressing any existing late fees. This routine financial oversight is part of their commitment to maintaining transparency and accountability in county operations.
Additionally, the commissioners approved a travel request for one of their staff members, Alice, which is intended to enhance their capabilities in addressing community needs. The discussions highlighted the ongoing efforts to improve local services and infrastructure, particularly in relation to broadband access, which is becoming increasingly vital in today’s digital age. Overall, the meeting underscored the commissioners' dedication to serving the community effectively while managing essential operational tasks.
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