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On June 22, 2026, council adopted Resolution 26-R-3435 authorizing a construction administration proposal with Verdantas for Wastewater Treatment Plant EQ basin improvements Phase 2. The administrator’s July 6 report shows Clarifier Improvement Phase 1 under construction with Union Industrial, and Phases 2 and 3 being resubmitted for OPWC Round 39 and 40 funding. This establishes Verdantas and Union Industrial as key incumbents and signals additional clarifier and plant work once future grant/loan requests are approved.
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$1,373,000Jul 6, 2026The village approved Resolution 26-R-3437 on June 29, 2026 authorizing the administrator to apply for a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) loan for planning, design, and construction of wastewater facilities tied to the WWTP EQ Basin project. Earlier bids came in too high, so the project was rebid and funding applications are being resubmitted. This is a multi-phase capital upgrade exceeding $1.5 million and will drive design, construction, controls, and related services once financing is secured.
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$1,550,000Jul 6, 2026The July 6, 2026 administrator’s report lists an East Walnut Street project under OPWC Round 40, with $287,200 already granted toward a total cost of $322,800. The project is being resubmitted to OPWC-R40, with Verdantas shown as the vendor. This points to an upcoming street and utility improvement project that will require design refinement, construction, and possibly inspection services once funding timelines are finalized.
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$322,800Jul 6, 2026The Tuscarawas County Board of Commissioners approved Change Order #1 for the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds Roof Replacement project, adjusting the total contract with Gildea Group, LLC. The change order is for 16240.00, changing the original contract amount from 381791.00 to 365551.00, as requested by John Patrick Picard, indicating scope or material adjustments during construction. This action confirms that Gildea Group is the incumbent roofing contractor for the fairgrounds facility and that construction/roofing work is already underway or nearing completion. For vendors, this provides concrete intelligence on the selected contractor, project scale, and active capital improvements at the fairgrounds, which may lead to future facility upgrades, maintenance needs, or complementary work such as building envelope improvements, drainage, or related trades around this asset.
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$365,551Jun 15, 2026On June 22, 2026, council approved a Simak Trucking quote of $73,850 for storm sewer installation at Imagination Park and authorized a related contract via Resolution 26-R-3439. The village also authorized spending $21,000 for storm water pipe, fittings, and materials, which the village will purchase directly. This confirms a park drainage project is moving into construction and shows a need for materials suppliers and potential follow-on park improvements.
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$94,850Jul 6, 2026The board is considering a resolution to approve membership renewal in the Ohio School Plan and accept its proposal for property, casualty, fleet, cyber, and employee dishonesty/faithful performance coverages for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The approximate annual premium is $94,505, and the Treasurer is authorized to issue a purchase order and pay the premium from the general fund. This action confirms Ohio School Plan as the district’s incumbent risk management and insurance provider across multiple lines, including cyber. While the core coverage decision is made for 2026–2027, vendors in risk consulting, cybersecurity services, and safety/compliance solutions can use this as incumbent intelligence and target supplemental services, risk assessments, and technology that align with or augment the Ohio School Plan framework ahead of future renewal cycles.
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$94,505Jun 30, 2026On June 22, 2026, council approved purchasing a new police cruiser not to exceed $47,000 to replace a totaled vehicle. Resolution 26-R-3440 and a detailed resolution show the village will buy a 2026 Ford Interceptor from Montrose for $46,029 and associated equipment and installation from Northeastern Communications for $14,933.16, totaling about $60,962. This reveals current fleet choices and upfitting standards and sets timing for future replacements and support.
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$60,962Jul 6, 2026Resolution 26-R-3442 authorizes the mayor and clerk-treasurer to enter a Facility Use Agreement with Ashtabula County Community Action Agency for the Giddings Park Community Center. The detailed agreement sets a 12‑month term starting September 13, 2026, with $3,000 monthly rent and shared use of kitchen, pantry, coolers, and common room. This long-term senior meal site use will likely drive ongoing needs for kitchen equipment, maintenance, cleaning, and building improvements.
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$36,000Jul 6, 2026Quaker Digital Academy has published a detailed Student Wellness Plan outlining how it will use Student Wellness and Success Funds in FY 2027 for mental health, physical health, family engagement, homeless youth, and foster youth services. The plan specifies multiple funded roles and programs, including school counselors, family advocates, a Family Ambassador, a Resource Coordinator, YMCA-based physical fitness programming, nursing services, and basic-needs supports, with a total wellness budget of 258690.17 and 206690.17 (79.9%) dedicated to mental and physical health services. This document functions as both a compliance plan under Ohio ORC 3317.26 and an implementation roadmap, with measurable goals and a goal-monitoring framework running from September 2026 through June 2027 and key milestones like the October 15, 2026 health reporting deadline. For vendors, this signals confirmed, multi-faceted wellness funding and a structured program that may require curricula, virtual programming, data collection tools, reporting support, training, and wraparound services beyond what is itemized as “no cost” partnerships. A useful next conversation would explore how the district will operationalize these initiatives in an online environment and where additional tools, digital platforms, or contracted services could extend the impact of the funded positions and partnerships already in place.
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$258,690Jun 25, 2026Council approved a $14,850 Simak Trucking proposal for Jefferson Community Park site work, including removing retaining walls and poles, grading, silt fence, and a retention pond, through Resolution 26-R-3438. The quote is valid through December 31, 2026, and the Finance Committee discussed earmarking $26,506 from a property sale toward playground improvements. This site work sets the stage for future park and playground investments once grading and drainage are completed.
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