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Mahoning County commissioners approve contracts, change orders and a $1.65M sewer award
Summary
On June 18 the board approved multiple routine agreements, change orders and resolutions including a $1,652,059 award for the Southwest Lake Evans sanitary sewer project and a $154,267.96 change order for Western Reserve Road widening; approvals were taken by roll call.
The Mahoning County Board of Commissioners on June 18 approved a block of routine agreements, change orders and resolutions by roll call, including a low‑bid award of $1,652,059 for the Southwest Lake Evans sanitary sewer, pump station and force main Phase 1 project and a $154,267.96 change order for the Western Reserve Road widening project.
County presenters summarized the items before commissioners voted. The auditor's office presented a $2,001.56 contract with City Printing Company for dog license renewals (general fund). The clerk of courts presented a two‑year banking services agreement with National Bank for $35,000 covering general and non‑general fund expenditures. The lead hazard control and healthy homes program agreements included a $40,758 contract with Foundations for the Future LLC and a $25,235 contract with Prime Carpentry LLC (non‑general funds).
Sanitary and engineering items included an emergency sewer removal agreement estimated at $15,000 and change orders for property and utility work: a $645 change order for unforeseen work at 64 Terrace and a $2,200 change order for 1650 Lynn Avenue. An extra work order for the Salem Warren Road sanitary sewer extension and pump station replacement listed $678.30. The board authorized an award for the Boardman Wastewater Treatment Plant belt press replacement (record of bids) and the Southwest Lake Evans sanitary project noted above.
Other actions approved included a resolution authorizing the county to seek HAZMAT cost recovery for an April 25, 2025 unauthorized spill with a certified cost of $12,287.55, and acceptance of $170,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds from the city of Youngstown for several property remediation projects (with $130,000 noted as a match and $40,000 earmarked for 420 Crandall rehabilitation work tied to lead grant funding).
The board also authorized an online auction agreement pursuant to Ohio Revised Code section 307.12(e) for disposal of surplus vehicles and items, and approved several recycling and maintenance payments including a $177.57 payment for skid‑steer maintenance at the Bev Road facility. Commissioners recorded motions, seconded on the floor, and conducted roll‑call votes for the consent items; the transcript shows affirmative votes in roll call for each motion, and no formal dissent was recorded on the consent and award items listed on June 18.
The meeting then moved to general announcements and adjournment; no additional debate or referrals related to the contracts and awards were recorded on the June 18 transcript.
