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The Village of Carrollton council accepted Northstar Asphalt's bid for the 2026 Street Paving Project, not to exceed $274,852.80. The ordinance authorizes Village Administrator Chris Kiehl to execute the contract and was passed as an emergency to complete work before the new school year. This confirms Northstar as the incumbent for current paving, but also signals the village is actively funding road work, which can drive future needs for materials, traffic control, inspection, and follow-on infrastructure projects.
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$274,852Jun 22, 2026The board approved the adoption and purchase of the K–12 HMH Mathematics Series in the amount of $51,749.79 for the 2026–27 academic year. This indicates the district has selected Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) as its core K–12 math curriculum provider and is funding a districtwide implementation. This is important for curriculum and edtech vendors because it identifies HMH as the math curriculum incumbent and reveals a recent, sizable investment that will drive classroom practice and related PD and digital tool needs. While the primary adoption decision is complete, there may be opportunities for supplemental math interventions, assessment tools, tutoring supports, or professional development aligned to HMH, as well as future competitive positioning when the district next reviews its math materials.
Contract Award
$51,749Jun 25, 2026The Board approved the adoption and purchase of the K-12 HMH Mathematics Series in the amount of $51,749.79 for the district. This signals a district-wide curriculum shift or refresh in math, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) now the incumbent math content provider across all grade levels. For vendors, the main decision on core math materials is made, but this opens opportunities around implementation support, teacher PD, supplemental digital tools, assessment alignment, and integration with LMS or intervention platforms. Engaging curriculum and EdTech leaders on how they plan to roll out and support the new series can surface needs for coaching, training, digital integration, and complementary math resources.
Contract Award
$51,749Jun 25, 2026The board agenda includes approval of a renewal with Strategic Solutions from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 for $9,983.95. While the specific service is not detailed, Strategic Solutions typically provides technology-related or back-office solutions for school districts, and this action confirms they will remain the incumbent provider for another year. This matters commercially because it sets a one-year horizon on the current arrangement and clarifies the approximate annual spend level. Competing IT or back-office service providers can use this as a benchmark for timing future outreach ahead of the next renewal cycle, and adjacent vendors may look at integration, optimization, or supplemental support opportunities that align with Strategic Solutions’ footprint in the district.
Contract Award
$9,983Jun 25, 2026The Board approved renewal of the district’s liability and pollution insurances with Ohio School Plan at a $9,225 renewal rate. This confirms Ohio School Plan as the incumbent carrier for these key coverages for the upcoming period. For vendors, the immediate buying decision is closed, but the renewal amount and provider are useful for benchmarking and planning future outreach. Opportunities may exist in ancillary risk management services, safety training, environmental compliance support, or positioning alternative coverage options ahead of the next renewal cycle.
Contract Award
$9,225Jun 25, 2026Council approved a quote from Lushline Sealcoating for milling and paving Dawn Road and repairing and paving High Street for $11,325. This confirms vendor selection and authorizes work on specific street segments. While the main contract is decided, this signals Sherrodsville is spending on small-scale roadway rehab, which could lead to follow-on work, materials supply, or maintenance needs.
Contract Award
$11,325May 18, 2026Council authorized up to $1,600 for Topside Tree Service to cut back maple trees overhanging park pavilions and remove a dead tree by the creek. This is a small but clear contract decision for risk reduction and park safety. Tree service and park maintenance providers can note Sherrodsville is willing to contract out targeted work, which could lead to future pruning or removal projects as other hazards are identified.
Contract Award
$1,600May 18, 2026The Village met with Wichert Insurance to review claims and renewals, with total cost rising from $103,000 to $115,000, including $5,000 for special flood coverage on Street Department buildings and equipment that will not be needed next year. This shows an active review of insurance coverage, costs, and risk exposure. Competing brokers or risk advisors may find an opening when the special flood coverage rolls off and the Village reevaluates its package.
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Government Agencies in Carroll County, Ohio
31 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Washington
City1,097 pop.
Town of Union
City888 pop.
Town of Rose
City1,471 pop.
Town of Perry
City897 pop.
Town of Orange
City1,155 pop.
Town of Monroe
City1,923 pop.
Town of Loudon
City924 pop.
Town of Lee
City1,031 pop.
Town of Harrison
City2,313 pop.
Town of Fox
City972 pop.
Town of East
City819 pop.
Town of Center
City4,439 pop.
Town of Brown
City7,341 pop.
Town of Balance of Union
City888 pop.
Town of Balance of Rose
City1,194 pop.
Town of Balance of Orange
City829 pop.
Town of Balance of Monroe
City1,636 pop.
Town of Balance of Center
City1,344 pop.
Town of Balance of Brown
City4,500 pop.
Town of Augusta
City1,488 pop.
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