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Euclid Board of Control approves $75,129 in requisitions, pulls Chippewa Valley dispatch item
Summary
The Euclid Board of Control on May 27 approved two requisitions totaling $75,129.26 for equipment replacement and wastewater work and removed the Chippewa Valley dispatch requisition from the agenda.
The Euclid Board of Control on May 27 approved two requisitions totaling $75,129.26 for vehicle equipment replacement and professional work on a city sewer study, and the board removed a separate requisition for Chippewa Valley dispatch from the agenda.
The actions came during a brief meeting that opened with a procedural request to excuse certain members and with the chair announcing that the last requisition related to Chippewa Valley dispatch would be pulled from the agenda.
The board approved a $29,596.06 requisition to Emtek Company, funded from the equipment replacement fund, to replace a water pump on one of the city’s vacuum trucks. The clerk read the requisition into the record and it was approved by voice vote; the board recorded "Aye." The requisition described the work as a replacement of a water pump on a vacuum truck and identified Emtek Company as the local supplier that carries the required pump.
The board also approved a $45,533.20 requisition to GPD Group, funded from the equipment replacement and wastewater treatment fund, to pay invoice number 83 on the Euclid Sewer Study. The requisition and invoice number were read into the record; the board approved the payment by voice vote, with members saying "Aye." Together, the two approvals total $75,129.26.
Earlier in the meeting the board approved minutes from the May 19, 2025, meeting on a motion made by Director Gorgon Meyer and seconded by Director Knegt; the motion passed on a voice vote. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn, seconded by Director Groganmeyer, was approved.
No contested votes, recorded no votes against, and no abstentions were recorded in the portion of the transcript provided. The transcript shows the board paused one agenda item by pulling the Chippewa Valley dispatch requisition; no further discussion or decision about that dispatch requisition was recorded in the excerpt.
The approvals affect the city’s equipment replacement and wastewater treatment funds and the Euclid Sewer Study; the meeting transcript did not include additional details about implementation timelines, warranty or contract terms for the pump purchase, or follow-up reporting requirements.
