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Rossford council approves emergency demolition of former Indian Hills School
Summary
Rossford City Council on May 12 adopted an emergency ordinance authorizing demolition of the former Indian Hills School, suspending further readings and approving the measure unanimously; no contract amount was disclosed at the meeting.
Rossford City Council voted May 12 to approve an emergency ordinance authorizing the award of a contract for the demolition of the former Indian Hills School.
Councilman Oberdorf moved to suspend the third reading of ordinance 2025-31 and later moved for its adoption as an emergency measure; the motion passed with council members voting aye. No members of the public spoke against the action during the meeting.
The council did not provide a contractor name or contract amount on the record during the meeting. The ordinance as read to the council described the measure as one “authorizing the award of a contract for the demolition of the former Indian Hills School and declaring an emergency.”
The ordinance was advanced the same evening after council members voted to suspend further readings and to declare the measure an emergency, allowing immediate enactment. The council did not attach additional discussion or conditions to the adoption during the meeting.
The city did not specify a timeline for demolition or post-demolition plans at the meeting; those details were not provided.
