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County presents multiple healthy‑homes and hazard‑control agreements totaling about $52,000
Summary
Staff presented three agreements with Howling Company LLC and related change orders for hazard control and healthy‑homes work at county addresses; amounts and outcome were presented on the agenda but the transcript does not record a roll‑call vote.
Mahoning County staff presented several healthy‑homes and hazard‑control agreements and related change orders on the meeting agenda, including work at three addresses and small change orders with local contractors.
Staff said agreements with Howling Company LLC were listed for work at 555 Detroit Avenue ($9,600), 1627 Forest View ($9,349) and 513 Glenwood ($33,185). Additional items presented included a drop‑off recycling lease for Foundations for the Future LLC at 606 Dewey ($1,100), change order No. 2 with Foundations for the Future at 106 Philadelphia ($1,200), and a change order No. 1 with Gary Cream Inc. for hazard control work at 282 Tenth Street ($2,490).
Why it matters: presenters said the items relate to the county’s Healthy Homes and lead hazard control efforts and other neighborhood environmental services; Phil Burrier, director of the Mahoning County Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control Program, described ongoing grant activity across the county and upcoming application rounds for CHIP and lead grants.
Burrier said the county has partnered with local jurisdictions on grants and that applications for countywide CHIP funding will be released soon. "We get across the county pretty good, with our lead grant, a CHIP grant where we'll be having a new release of applications here soon for the county as a whole," Burrier said.
The items were presented on the consent/agenda list; the transcript does not record a commissioner roll call or final vote for these individual agreements during the excerpt provided.
