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Danville City Commission approves opioid settlements, infrastructure contracts and hires firefighters
Summary
The Danville City Commission on Sept. 22 approved participation in opioid settlements, awarded multiple public contracts (roofing, playground surfacing, street lighting), authorized foreclosure actions on tax-liens for reuse by Habitat for Humanity and approved three firefighter hires following an executive session.
The Danville City Commission on Sept. 22 approved a slate of resolutions and contracts affecting public safety, streets and parks, and authorized personnel hires after an executive session.
The commission voted to participate in opioid settlement agreements, with the city clerk noting the funds are restricted for opioid abatement. The commission approved two separate resolutions to join settlements with the Purdue-related case and several secondary manufacturers (resolution numbers read into the record by staff).
In procurement and capital actions, commissioners awarded a low bid of $53,000 to Paramount Commercial Roofing for roof repairs at the Ginny Rogers community…
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