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Mahoning County approves travel, contracts and awards including $2.64M wastewater project and $744K pedestrian bridge
Summary
Commissioners on Jan. 12 approved travel and training budgets, multiple vendor contracts for tourism and recycling, a no-cost change order for a Borman Boulevard waterline project, and awarded a $2.64 million wastewater improvement contract and a $744,168.45 Poland Village pedestrian bridge contract.
Mahoning County commissioners approved a slate of contracts, travel requests, appointments and project awards during their Jan. 12 meeting, including approval of a $2,644,865 low-bid award for a wastewater treatment plant improvement and a $744,168.45 award for a pedestrian bridge in Poland Village.
Staff presented travel and training approvals for multiple county offices with estimated totals noted in the meeting: a Tyler Connect conference for commissioners ($9,000), general/state travel for the commissioner's office and OMB ($7,500), and HR training and continuing education costs (estimated $5,000). Commissioners approved travel letters a–g by roll call.
The board authorized advertising for bids on the 2025 OPWC Road and Bridge safety upgrade program and the…
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