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Anna Schuler, governance, risk and compliance division, told the board the program is offered through the Association of Indiana Counties at no cost to the county (the service typically costs about $3,500 per year) and would consolidate 17 separate Amazon accounts used across county departments into a single account. Schuler said staff had reviewed the program terms and found no cause for concern and that, if the board approved adoption, she would bring the terms and conditions to the next public meeting for formal approval and signature before implementation.

Commissioners approved the adoption by voice vote. Schuler said consolidation would proceed only after the board reviews and signs the formal terms at a subsequent public meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","6/9/2025 Hamilton County Commissioners Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Hamilton County commissioners approved adopting a centralized Amazon Business Prime account administered by the Board of Commissioners, consolidating 17 county accounts under a no‑cost program offered through the Association of Indiana Counties.","taxTitle","Hamilton County, Indiana","taxId",3928,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207348,"Board approves $3 million claim for 911 center project and hires retired chief to help manage public safety training campus",126,1594000,1720000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355&start=1594&end=1720","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355/thumbnail_1594000.jpg","/articles/6207348/Hamilton-County/Indiana/Board-approves-3-million-claim-for-911-center-project-and-hires-retired-chief-to-help-manage-public-safety-training-campus","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207348-64dda5de288975fa8cc996dc563af146/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440659&Signature=GlvsT-asohocIeOqByCdKmfYfP~UCbJEofYKTfQW27WCfi5rpJo9MxiKmwEeRCim-hFzECE8J5fmjWsW0hfHUDQbc45jdSrAJ1epOM~zefPqiWzL~QmBGA8qsa6U4uYpPu-k-aevdWbcvl9o3Cg6JmOtT--xG2vjyJdoFjGOmr4IDnoXDJSktEFeMCqQ-2MCtuDvQmIA2iH~8ZRDtQ9vhJBOl4FPjfp5krbEZz3DF4d9TDUIP0FHd7cx7zId3~4OmZbfqWYlcmtWxAl94drKtiRcT4qpj7Xd7hp91e6CGRDXFgAAo4oR08zeXVqhivEwEPYK8keDWBPmZxPwuKf-lg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Hamilton County commissioners on June 9 approved a large disbursement for the county’s 911 communications center project and took several related public‑safety actions.

The board approved a disbursement request (a project claim) for the Hamilton County 911 communications project in the amount of $3,000,000.27, which county legal staff presented as the bimonthly claim for the 911 center project. The claim had been reviewed and approved by project reviewer Steve Wood, legal staff said; the item passed by voice vote.

Commissioners also approved a professional services contract with retired Chief James Barlow to assist with scheduling, management oversight and facilitation for the Hamilton County Public Safety Training Campus. County legal staff described Barlow’s role as a contractor to take on extra workload for Chad Connette’s team and to help manage the training campus schedule and oversight.

The board approved a medical director agreement for the communications center with Dr. Paige (last name unclear in the record), which county staff said carries no county cost but outlines the clinical guidelines the new medical director will follow for public‑safety communications. Legal staff indicated the previous medical director left IU Health; the new arrangement was presented as not costing the county funds.

All items passed by voice vote. County staff indicated project oversight and contractor support are needed as the 911 center moves forward and as the county develops the public safety training campus.","Commissioners approved a $3,000,000.27 disbursement claim for the Hamilton County 911 communications project and approved a professional services contract with retired Chief James Barlow to assist scheduling and management of the public safety training campus; a new medical director agreement for the communications center was also approved.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207350,"Hamilton County adopts coroner‑education fee language, okays asset transfer and food‑software upgrade for health department",188,942000,1130000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355&start=942&end=1130","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355/thumbnail_942000.jpg","/articles/6207350/Hamilton-County/Indiana/Hamilton-County-adopts-coronereducation-fee-language-okays-asset-transfer-and-foodsoftware-upgrade-for-health-department","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207350-16a2520f100779881255985e2da24549/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440659&Signature=WTVutt1AOx7rijUFoEQaYp7nuVkDvUg8LYtOPsom8FrDHvgYii0ZOXlH7acaj08hV11V2svB1YBpMGbw2Bh8KlLs9OsGQM8Q9sRSrydqelOeGguVYJAGqHxVrHlP1Kprl-a~bIZmqmRMB4EcAmaotDn8JkaWCl3TTb9IZx7Jv6oq~HLkwC2B-lJjh2DOsgKEWZWQkNhjpTFcvhOIqhWH5bFTPXnnkSBsxJevRcam2YZH-lyQCeNRUdzg9PyPXs2MLw-srK8EHolrLMSqX2YY2mpDZoz-jAozT2HeZ77~WfSOktZreiz~RibquRsr~FaQV6xzeEPhGFTyG2r69OuuGg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Hamilton County commissioners on June 9 approved multiple items from the health department, including an ordinance amendment, an asset transfer, and an information‑technology enhancement.

The board adopted Ordinance No. 06092025‑A to revise health‑department fees so the coroner continuing‑education fee is added to each death certificate as required by Indiana Code 16‑37‑1‑9. Health Department Director Jason Demasters said the previous ordinance had hard‑coded a fee amount that changes on a staggered schedule; the amendment instead references the state code so the county remains in compliance as the state fee changes. The ordinance was adopted after suspension of rules and will take effect after appropriate notice (about 30 days), the presenter said.

Commissioners also approved transferring a county Tahoe to the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, a nonprofit that had expressed interest in using the vehicle for youth education and an outreach trailer. Demasters said the county originally planned to sell the asset via GovDeals but accepted the nonprofit’s offer because the vehicle would continue to serve county educational purposes.

The board approved a $43,000 quote from Computronics to enhance the online food application system. Demasters said the county has implemented online food applications and, following user feedback, requested a shopping‑cart style interface and other user‑interface improvements to let facilities pay for multiple applications at once. He said funds were already budgeted for the project.

Finally, a license agreement was approved to allow the Hamilton County Health Department to use the Noblesville Schools annex for an immunization clinic; the agreement is not a lease and carries no fee. All motions passed by voice vote.","The board adopted an ordinance amendment to incorporate the coroner continuing‑education fee tied to death certificates under Indiana Code 16‑37‑1‑9, approved donation of a county Tahoe to Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, and authorized a $43,000 quote to enhance the county's online food application system.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207352,"Commissioners remove table and approve Pulte development commitments at 146th and Gray Road",62,348000,410000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355&start=348&end=410","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355/thumbnail_348000.jpg","/articles/6207352/Hamilton-County/Indiana/Commissioners-remove-table-and-approve-Pulte-development-commitments-at-146th-and-Gray-Road","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207352-a0c4732fb61d9d0297891561197f08d6/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440659&Signature=B6gUoMBWmohxCUkoB5PEJ1OL4dGxsXmjRt1bJ8MthHlPblcAVhQaxB05wA1heGdTB81~ohAtAAa-uZ4UwkoTBJoSlXH0qB5CLe5yfoXtI6GYrq1kG25KLgQZEuHhARQuEgnPuqnjfx8Iv1A4e9CggJQER4w-IIk4AxVBqxWJPkjbim3I-eiO5GDeTTkA0zkST7A4tFciHvvCvEFJ3AbYDv-llF1gXpcY0bKGuxqqT4ClcVRdz98HO8Q6L-0qZvuv53Ol2qKpM0JKjT6BMgh2XdLV4Re32TqyDRdiy3XmPAaN~6ukVGfga-2ghg04mnTt6U-og7hfG1mH-LVgzN7uzg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Hamilton County commissioners voted June 9 to remove a previously tabled item and approve a declaration of commitments with Pulte Homes for a development at 146th Street and Gray Road.

Commissioners said they had worked with Pulte and the project designer and recommended approval after the developer and county staff reached agreement on the declarations of commitments. A county presenter said, “Pulte’s been very accommodating, and patient with us and dealing with this, and I think we’re finally at a point that we are in agreement with the declarations of commitments as outlined. We would recommend approval.”

The motion to remove the item from the table and to approve the declaration carried by voice vote. No roll‑call vote or conditions were recorded in the public remarks beyond the board’s approval.

Background: the topic had been discussed at prior meetings and was returned to the agenda for final action. County staff recommended approval; the declaration itself was not read into the record during the meeting summary.","Hamilton County commissioners voted to remove a prior tabling and adopt a declaration of commitments with Pulte for a development at 146th and Gray Road.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6207354,"Commissioners approve environmental supplements and federal right-of-way agreement for two county road projects",271,179000,450000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355&start=179&end=450","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3757864-4f6240d97eff69daab2a86dcb0325355/thumbnail_179000.jpg","/articles/6207354/Hamilton-County/Indiana/Commissioners-approve-environmental-supplements-and-federal-right-of-way-agreement-for-two-county-road-projects","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6207354-1c1236fb318dc61162001159a3b21366/orig.mp4?Expires=1770440659&Signature=Dgkqw7k2XnWbwywwK8dSlX-R07RCNcycH0L7XTAR1TTgnkAJQWyZSakiPWEtMnYxZATp4XoPeA2c-tWoTkHX3an-F7yiCkrL-y1s0icqSmDFP0AVaPhz~sZIezDneU3GA6viqbrCZVt5w9naAtXL2p29NF7gEVdX3ngo6c1g8HK8MS99O1uwAAPBkkc7thqjsWREbiguOaKwy36FGd4sNtpMPcAEKnrBOG5gOvJIgcPbl1OR33ZJ8F0DMI73CVthNVR8UI3iu8bg-tYq-wS4sCGj8feFQ1KnVpRvgmLvfUMZgOdZPqzgnJoevwprM2k18w01eDgirsv86ef1vKdeAA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Hamilton County commissioners voted June 9 to approve additional environmental and right‑of‑way work tied to two county road projects.

The board approved Supplement No. 3 with Hanson Professional Services for $40,700 to perform additional archaeological reconnaissance at a small structure on Pennington Road, north of Middletown Avenue. Highway Department staff said the work was prompted by environmental issues identified during project planning and that the reconnaissance must be completed before construction can resume. “This will allow us to basically do all the reconnaissance and then once that’s completed, we can complete our project, as planned,” a highway staff member said.

The board also approved a $7,000 supplement with ORQAW for environmental archaeological follow‑up at 280 First Street after preliminary field checks prompted additional work in a few areas. Highway staff recommended approval of that supplement and said the extra field work follows changes made after initial inspections.

Separately, because 280 First Street uses federal aid, commissioners approved a distinct right‑of‑way services agreement with ORQAW for $161,511. Highway staff said the agreement covers appraisals, reviews and other right‑of‑way services for about 20 parcels required for the federally funded project.

All three motions passed by voice vote. The highway office indicated the archaeological work has delayed construction timing until the reconnaissance and right‑of‑way tasks are completed.

Background: county staff characterized both supplements as responses to environmental and field findings during project development. The federal right‑of‑way agreement was described as the standard Local Public Agency (LPA) approach for federally aided projects, and staff said funds for the agreements were in the project budgets.","The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners approved supplements for archaeological work on a Pennington Road small-structure project and on 280 First Street, and approved a separate federal right‑of‑way services agreement for 280 First Street covering 20 parcels.","actionData","errors"]

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