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Strongsville council approves OVI task-force contract, surplus-vehicle sale, donations, town-center change order and police union contract
Summary
The Strongsville City Council on Jan. 6 approved multiple ordinances and resolutions including a contract tied to an OVI task-force grant, the sale of surplus police vehicles, two donations, a $110,000 town-center change order and a police corrections union contract through 2027.
The Strongsville City Council on Jan. 6, 2025, approved a series of ordinances and resolutions including a contract tied to a Cuyahoga County OVI task-force grant, the sale of surplus police vehicles, two monetary donations to the police department and recreation center, a $110,000 change order for the Strongsville Town Center project, and a collective bargaining agreement for correction officers.
Ordinance No. 2025001 authorized the mayor to enter into a contract with University Hospitals of Cleveland related to a Cuyahoga County OVI (operating-while-intoxicated) Task Force award received from the Ohio Department of Public Safety for 2025 and was declared an emergency. The motion to suspend the rules and adopt the ordinance…
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