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Government Projects in Ashland County
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Ashland Council authorized issuing up to $3,000,000 in taxable land acquisition nontax revenue notes to purchase property for economic development and job creation. Bonds dated around July 1, 2027 will ultimately finance the project, with initial 2026 notes maturing in about one year. This sets up a funded land purchase that will later require planning, site work, infrastructure, and potential vertical development with private partners.
Ashland approved emergency "Then and Now" payment for American Legal Publishing to update printed code books and host updated ordinances online. Services include editorial work, changed/backup pages, extra reports, and internet updating, with a PO capped at $10,000 and an invoice for $7,090.13. The codification vendor is locked in, but this reveals who manages code publishing and a likely recurring update and hosting need that can be expanded or renewed later.
Ashland Council approved an ordinance authorizing contracts for a new municipal building generator after recent storms exposed major backup power gaps. The city will purchase a Caterpillar municipal generator for $54,783 to fully power the building and replace the unreliable existing unit. The main equipment vendor choice is effectively made, but there may be follow-on work around installation, integration with building systems, and future maintenance or monitoring services.
Council authorized sale of about 5 acres of city-owned land in the Ashland Business Park via the Community Improvement Corporation for $50,000 to a growing business planning a 10,000 sq. ft. office. The buyer, Dorm Dudes, intends to build within the next several months as their current lease expires and will add at least 8 staff initially. While the land sale is approved, this signals an imminent private construction project in the park that will need design, site work, utilities, IT, and interior buildout services.
The board approved an agreement with Sloan Concrete for a bus garage concrete project not to exceed $46,257. Work includes a new interior slab, exterior apron, fuel pad installation, and concrete extension around existing fuel tanks. The main construction vendor is set, but this signals active investment in transportation facilities, with likely follow-on needs in fueling systems, safety, lighting, and maintenance equipment.
Trustees discussed work underway on the culvert on 391 and opting for a longer‑life pipe that increases the project cost from about $58,000 to $75,000. They intend to apply for an emergency grant covering 90% of paving and related costs, with updated construction and paving quotes required from Leiby Construction and Melway. This is an active scoping and grant-application effort where engineering, paving, and grant support vendors can help refine costs, design, and documentation.
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Government Agencies in Ashland County, Ohio
34 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Vermillion
Town of Troy
Town of Sullivan
Town of Ruggles
Town of Perry
Town of Orange
Town of Montgomery
Town of Mohican
Town of Milton
Town of Mifflin
Town of Lake
Town of Jackson
Town of Hanover
Town of Green
Town of Clear Creek
Town of Balance of Vermillion
Town of Balance of Mohican
Town of Balance of Mifflin
Town of Balance of Jackson
Town of Balance of Hanover
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