Euclid Board of Control approves multiple vendor requisitions, adds $5,840 nuisance-abatement cleanup

The Euclid Board of Control approved a series of vendor requisitions and unanimously added a walk-on nuisance-abatement expense during its April 7 meeting.

Board members voted to approve invoices and contract renewals covering building inspections, a heritage-home membership, pool refinishing, emergency-medical-service equipment, software licensing, vehicle inspection and repair, and a driver-education reimbursement. The board also added and approved a $5,840 cleanup by Junk Angels Moving and More to address a long-standing hoarding nuisance, with the mayor noting the city will place the cost on the tax duplicate.

The items approved included two invoices to Safe Built Ohio for building-inspection work (listed as $13,953 and $5,511.52 from the general fund), a $19,560 annual membership with the Cleveland Restoration Society to participate in the Heritage Home Program (general fund), a $6,720 purchase from Sherwin-Williams from the Recreation Operating Fund to refinish Memorial Pool, and an EMS-cabinet purchase from Sensible Products for equipment installed on a fire apparatus. Captain Raul described the Sensible Products requisition as routine equipment for each fire truck's EMS cabinets.

The board approved a three-year DM software-license renewal with LakeTech for $17,160 (general fund) and an "exceeds" requisition for Terex Utilities to cover the 2025 annual inspection and repairs…