Commissioners also handled these issues Tuesday:

Commissioners also handled these issues Tuesday:
Approved a resolution for $2.7 million through the sale of bonds for extension of sewer service in the North Jackson and Lake Milton areas.
Approved a resolution for $900,000 through the sale of bonds to help pay for the extension of sewer service to Petersburg.
Approved a resolution ordering residents and businesses in the Petersburg area of Springfield Township to connect to the sewer system.
Received the first check from fees generated from waste disposal at the Carbon Limestone-Allied Waste landfill. The check was for $18,472.20 for October. The revenue is based on 30 cents per ton for long-haul waste, and is in addition to tipping fees paid to the Mahoning County Solid Waste Management District. The county expects to receive about $250,000 per year from the fees.Approved a resolution in support of the Juvenile Accountability Block Grant application to the Ohio Department of Youth Services, for $20,949 with a local match of $2,328 provided by the juvenile court. The grant would be used to expand probation services and probation screening.
Approved a resolution in support of the application to the Ohio Emergency Management Agency, State Homeland Security Program, for $96,115 with no local match.
Approved an agreement between the State of Ohio and the county Emergency Management Agency for $7,000 for Law Enforcement Automated Data Systems services to the EMA Communications Center.
Set the next commissioners' meeting for 11 a.m. Nov. 29 at Copeland Oaks, 800 S. 15th St., Sebring.