County commissioners took the following official actions Wednesday:

Approved moving the Butler Township 1-1 precinct voting location to the Butler County Community College’s Public Safety Training Center.

Approved an amendment to a forensic services agreement with Dr. Todd Luckasevic to increase the fee for each autopsy to $1,250.

Approved the continued funding of the Day Reporting Center probation program in the amount of $260,000.

Authorized the donation of surplus equipment from the Butler County Sheriff’s Office.

Approved a contract with Interaction Insight Corp. in the amount of $11,395 to upgrade 911 recorder radio integration.

Approved a 60-month customer service agreement with UniFirst for mats, terry towels and dry mop heads.

Approved a quote from Allegheny Safe & Lock for $4,736 for cloud maintenance for 148 doors.

Approved contracts between Butler County Children and Youth/Juvenile Probation and the following entities: Avanco International Inc. and Three Rivers Adoption Council, as well as an amendment with Pressley Ridge.

Approved a contract with The Montana Institute for Drug & Alcohol services.

Approved the following contracts with Stay At Home Quality Care LLC, to be paid via the Aging Block Grant:

— Personal care services, at $26.41 per hour

— Home support services, at $25.99 per hour

Entered an agreement with Herbert, Rowland & Grubic for professional services for the playground project at Middlesex Township in the amount of $16,200 plus reimbursable expenses.

Revised $50,000 from the Marion Township Sewer Project to the Marion Township Lateral Project.

Entered an agreement with Widmer Engineering for the Jefferson Township park restroom project in the amount of $13,000.

Approved a request for proposals for the purchase of a new 2022 or used 2019 or newer truck for the emergency management agency.

Authorized the sale of three properties from the Tax Claim Bureau’s Repository List.

Reappointed Monica Campagna to the Butler County Hospital Authority for a four-year term ending Jan. 1, 2026.

Approved the sale of the county’s 2016 Ford E450 Super Duty bus to the Alliance for Non-Profit Resources for $4,500.