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Medina County commissioners approve package of resolutions on bridges, equipment, personnel, grants and contracts

2083407 · January 7, 2025
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The Medina County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve a group of resolutions covering bridge load limits and replacements, equipment purchases, personnel actions, grant and budget items, and several county contracts. Departments also gave routine updates and the board moved into executive session on labor and personnel matters.

Medina County — At a meeting of the Medina County Board of Commissioners, the board voted to approve a package of resolutions affecting county infrastructure, equipment purchases, personnel changes, grant administration and vendor agreements.

County Engineer Andy Conrad opened the meeting by presenting nine engineer resolutions, including new bridge-load limits for Mattingly Road and Medina Line Road, findings of public convenience and welfare for multiple bridge replacements (Bear Swamp Road bridge 21; Hartman Road bridge 4; Ledgewood Road bridge 1), a temporary road closure for guardrail replacement on Francesca Road, participation in the Ohio Department of Transportation cooperative purchasing program, authorization for OPWC (Ohio Public Works Commission) grant applications and contracts, and authorization for specified force-account work. "I have a bunch for you today — nine resolutions for your consideration," County Engineer Andy Conrad said. He urged support for the OPWC funding program, calling it a "lifeline" for township and municipal infrastructure and encouraging residents to vote on the related statewide bond measure.

The board approved the engineer package by roll call; Commissioners Swiatek, Hambley and Harrison voted yes.

Other votes at the meeting included:

- Sanitary department:…

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