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Euclid Board approves requisitions for vehicles, repairs and grant repayment
Summary
The Board of Control approved a series of requisitions at its Sept. 8 meeting, including purchases for police and fire vehicles, garage door replacements at the ice arena, electrical corrections along the lakefront trail, repayment of unused grant funds, and a minor CDBG change order.
At its Monday meeting, the Euclid Board of Control approved a package of routine requisitions and a change order to fund city operations and capital needs.
A city staff member presented each item and the board voted on them by voice vote. Highlights include a Lexipol LLC payment of $10,215.69 from the general fund for a fire department policy and procedure package; $5,110 from the Recreation Capital Fund to Tri County Door SVC to replace four garage doors at the CU Ice Arena; $17,080.29 to Tim Malley Chevrolet from the general fund for a new engine for unit 1353 (a fire command vehicle); and $51,877 to Tim Liley Chevrolet from the general fund to purchase a police SSV Tahoe for the detective bureau, which Director Knecht said will be set up for police use.
The board also approved $38,657 to Lancaster Acquisitions from the general fund to purchase a 2026 Honda CR-V for the police chief; Director Knecht noted the chief has not had a new vehicle since 02/2009. The board approved repayment of $12,396.54 to Urban Sustainability Director's Network from the other grama fund for grant funds not used under an amended agreement that was canceled earlier this year. Zenith Systems received $12,861.04 from the Harbor County TIF fund to make electrical modifications and corrections along the lakefront trail so east bollards work properly. Finally, the board approved a minor change order to Home Corp of Ohio Incorporated for an excess amount of $470 from the Community Development Block Grant fund related to a vinyl siding project.
Each requisition was moved and approved by voice vote. With no further business, Director Cooney moved to adjourn and the board voted to adjourn.
