Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Leetonia.
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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Project includes approx. 20,585 SY of item 254 pavement planing; 1294 CY of item 441 asphalt surface course; 1295 564 CY of item 441 asphalt intermediate course.
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Census ID
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172341
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1,769
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Leetonia
The council meeting involved various financial approvals, including the payment of bills and the allocation of funds for the Wurster Memorial restroom project. Legislative actions included passing ordinances and resolutions regarding Oakdale Cemetery rules, cybersecurity policies, and contracting with service providers like Bradley-Payne LLC and Autoagent Data Solutions LLC. The Mayor provided updates on grant administration services, and the Assistant Administrator reported on property projects, social media management, and promotional materials for new residents. Additionally, the fire department received authorization for flag purchases and the rehiring of a volunteer firefighter. Announcements were made regarding a splash pad ceremony, and future plans for trash hauler bid documents and zoning meetings were noted.
The council discussed the engagement of DeSalvo Construction for a community center project using a Construction Manager at Risk (CMR) model and approved an initial assessment fee. Financial reports were presented, noting projected budget shortfalls for EMS and fire departments, and concerns were raised regarding the recent defeat of a safety services tax levy. Legislative actions included approval of a lease agreement with Norfolk Southern Railway, the first reading of an ordinance amending rules for Oakdale Cemetery, and the establishment of a cybersecurity policy. Administration updates included plans to reestablish the mayor's court and consulting services for road paving project funding. The council also authorized the planting of trees at Wick Park and initiated a process to draft legislation for a single hauler trash provider.
Public-sector contacts connected to Village of Leetonia.
The council discussed various operational and financial matters, including the engagement of Bradley-Payne LLC for a road paving project and the consideration of restarting the Mayor's Court to address property maintenance issues. Financial actions included the approval of bills, a cash summary report, and an inter-fund transfer. Legislative efforts involved the second readings of ordinances regarding cemetery regulations and cybersecurity policies, the passage of a tax levy resolution, and the authorization to accept a grant from the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council. Additionally, the council received updates on downtown projects, discussed equipment replacements for the Fire Department, and reviewed EMS financial projections.
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