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Lucas County approves joint pavement-marking agreement with Ottawa County and joins ODOT salt contract

2841264 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners approved a joint cooperation agreement with Ottawa County for 2025 pavement marking work (county to pay up to $36,000) and agreed to participate in the Ohio Department of Transportation winter salt contract.

The Lucas County Board of Commissioners on April 1 approved two county engineer items: a joint cooperation agreement with the Board of Ottawa County Commissioners for the 2025 pavement-marking program and participation in the Ohio Department of Transportation winter contract for road salt.

Kelly Decker, a representative of the county engineer’s office, told the board that Ottawa County will bid certain roads inside Lucas County on Lucas County’s behalf and Lucas County will pay up to $36,000 for the work. The board also authorized county participation in ODOT’s winter salt contract; no contract dollar amount was specified in the meeting transcript.

Commissioner Gerken and Commissioner Lopez voted in favor when the clerk called the roll. The motion to approve both engineer items passed with the two present commissioners voting yes.

The approvals authorize staff to proceed with the agreements described; the board did not specify additional county funding beyond the $36,000 cap mentioned for the pavement-marking program during the meeting.