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Votes at a glance: Perrysburg council approves speed-limit request, equipment disposals and procurement measures
Summary
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — On Feb. 18, 2025, Perrysburg City Council approved multiple resolutions by roll call for roadway speed requests, equipment disposition, wastewater-plant supplies, grant acceptance, and downtown procurement.
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Perrysburg City Council took a series of votes on Feb. 18, 2025, approving multiple resolutions by roll call on a range of public-works, public-safety and procurement items.
Key results
- Resolution 22-2025 (Temple Junction Road speed-limit request): Council approved a resolution requesting that the Ohio Department of Transportation establish the speed limit for Temple Junction Road within the city. The motion to pass the resolution as an emergency measure carried on roll call.
- Resolution 23-2025 (police equipment disposal): Council approved a resolution declaring certain police equipment surplus or unfit for service and authorizing disposition; the resolution was passed as an emergency measure.
- Resolution 24-2025 (public-utilities surplus equipment): Council approved declaring specified wastewater-plant equipment as surplus and authorized disposition; passed as an emergency measure.
- Resolution 25-2025 (ferrous chloride contract): Council approved a purchase agreement with PBS Technologies Inc. for ferrous chloride at $0.75 per gallon for wastewater treatment operations; the resolution was passed as an emergency measure.
- Resolution 26-2025 (Transportation Alternatives Program grant): Council authorized applying for and accepting a TAP grant to construct a multi-use path (Quirin area) and passed the resolution as an emergency measure.
- Resolution 27-2025 (traffic signals purchase): Council authorized a purchase agreement with Signal Services Inc. not to exceed $61,939 for traffic signals and related equipment for the downtown streetscape project; passed as an emergency measure.
- Resolution 29-2025 (appointments): Council approved appointments to the Wood County Transportation Improvement District to fill expiring seats.
Vote context and next steps
Several of the resolutions were presented by committee chairs and carried as emergency measures so the city could proceed with procurement, contract execution or grant acceptance. Council members voted by roll call; the transcripts record unanimous or near-unanimous yes votes on the measures as presented. Where staff indicated follow-up (for example, the downtown streetscape procurement and the multi-use path grant), staff will return with contract documents or construction timelines as those projects proceed.
This roundup lists the items the council approved on Feb. 18; several additional ordinances and resolutions were introduced for later readings and were not decided at this meeting.
