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Ironton council approves contractor-services agreement with area community action organization

2469719 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

The council passed a resolution authorizing a contractor-services agreement with the Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization (CAO); council discussion noted the grant-writer position tied to the work and its long-standing salary, though specific grant totals were not provided at the meeting.

Ironton — The Ironton City Council passed a resolution authorizing a contractor-services agreement with the Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization (CAO), a measure council members said had a favorable recommendation from the finance committee.

The clerk read the resolution authorizing approval of the contractor services agreement with the Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization, Inc. During discussion a council member said they did not have updated figures at the meeting but noted that the city’s grant-writer salary for the position covered by the agreement has not changed from $35,000 in the 11 years the member has served on the council. The same council member said the city’s grant-writing function has historically helped bring substantial project and grant funding to the area, and offered to obtain specific numbers from Ralph, who the member identified as the person who could provide detailed grant totals.

Council members moved and seconded passage of the resolution; the clerk called the roll and recorded ayes from several members, and the resolution passed.

The resolution authorizes the mayor to approve a contractor-services agreement with the CAO; the text in the meeting materials and the clerk’s reading did not list a dollar amount in the transcript. Council members asked that the CAO provide background figures on grant funding when available. The council did not discuss any amendments to the agreement during the meeting.