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Lakemore council adopts resignations, insurance renewal, backflow contract and budget amendments

6441679 · October 21, 2025
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At its Oct. 20 meeting the Village of Lakemore council unanimously adopted several resolutions accepting employee resignations, approved a yearlong Medical Mutual insurance renewal, authorized a payment plan for prosecutorial services with Akron, accepted a backflow-records contract, and passed a budget-appropriations ordinance.

The Village of Lakemore council voted unanimously on Oct. 20 to approve a package of resolutions and an ordinance, including acceptance of two employee resignations, renewal of employee health coverage, a multi-year payment plan for prosecutorial services, acceptance of a backflow-records proposal and adjustments to 2025 appropriations.

Council formally adopted Resolution No. 7500-2025 accepting the resignation of a full-time firefighter/medic and Resolution No. 7501-2025 accepting the resignation of a Department of Public Services employee. Both resolutions were presented as emergency measures and were recorded as taking effect immediately (7500 noted an effective date of 10/23/2025; 7501 was recorded as effective 10/09/2025 in the resolution text).

The council also approved Resolution No. 7502-2025 authorizing the mayor to renew the village's contract with Medical Mutual for employee health insurance and a health reimbursement arrangement (HRA) for the period beginning 11/01/2025 and ending 10/31/2026. The resolution text references the insurance and HRA arrangement and directs the fiscal officer to pay monthly premiums. Dental and optical options were noted as available but paid by the employee.

Resolution No. 7503-2025 approves a payment plan with the City of Akron for prosecutorial services covering 2021–2024. The plan is described in the resolution…

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