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Morrow County OKs $1.08 million in roadwork contracts, approves chip-and-seal and paving deals
Summary
The Board of Morrow County Commissioners approved two road-construction contracts for 2025 — a chip-and-seal contract with 20 20 Enterprises not to exceed $172,475.48 and a paving contract not to exceed $909,965.75 — as part of routine business and roll-call votes.
Morrow County commissioners on a routine vote approved two contracts for county roadwork in 2025, totaling about $1.08 million.
The board voted to award a chip-and-seal contract to 20 20 Enterprises not to exceed $172,475.48 and approved a separate paving contract capped at $909,965.75. Both motions were moved, seconded and passed by roll call during the same session.
The chip-and-seal contract was presented by county staff as part of the county's maintenance and pavement preservation program. Commissioners voted in favor without recorded dissent.
The paving project contract was described on the agenda as a 2025 paving project with the identified construction firm (transcript reference: ‘closing construction company’); the motion to approve included a not-to-exceed amount of $909,965.75 and passed by roll call.
Neither contract discussion included detailed bid totals or contractor selection criteria on the record; commissioners did not request additional study or defer action. The board recorded affirmative roll-call responses for the contract approvals.
The approvals came after the meeting returned from a short recess; staff previously noted that some maintenance and internal improvement projects may be held pending later phases of a separate jail expansion project.
Next steps will be standard contract execution and project scheduling by county staff. No implementation dates or bond or grant funding sources were specified during the discussion.
