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Springdale Council approves street program contract, mutual-aid policing pact and authorizes police-video fee
Summary
At its April 2 meeting the council adopted an ordinance for the 2025 street program with Strauser Construction ($217,833.05), approved a mutual-aid law-enforcement agreement with Forest Park and Fairfield, and passed a resolution authorizing the city administrator to set a fee schedule for police department video records under HB315.
The Springdale City Council on April 2 approved three pieces of legislation: a contract under the Ohio Department of Transportation cooperative purchasing program for the city’s 2025 street crack-seal and cape-seal project, a mutual-aid agreement for law enforcement with neighboring cities, and a resolution letting the city administrator set a fee for police video records consistent with state law.
Ordinance 15-20-25 authorizes the mayor and city administrator to enter into an agreement with Strauser Construction, Inc. for the 2025 annual street program (crack seal and cape seal). The ordinance states Strauser was the lowest and best bidder under the Ohio Department of Transportation cooperative purchasing program and lists the project amount as $217,833.05. The ordinance was acted on at second reading and passed with seven affirmative votes. The ordinance text says…
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