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Monroeville council awards paving and maintenance contracts, authorizes bridge easement and renews regional COG membership

Municipality of Monroeville Council · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Council awarded the 2026 paving contract to Liberon Inc., approved seal coat and fog‑seal procurements, authorized a temporary construction easement for the Saunders Station Road bridge, and approved renewal of membership in the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments.

At its June 9 meeting, the Municipality of Monroeville Council approved several procurement awards and intergovernmental actions, including a low bid award for the 2026 paving program and authorization of a temporary construction easement for a county bridge project.

For the 2026 paving program (2602-PAV), staff opened bids and reported Liberon Incorporated as the low bidder at $1,560,958.74; council moved and approved the award by roll call. For the 2026 Seal Coat Program (2603-SC) and the 2026 Fog Seal Program (2604-FS), staff reported Russell Standard Corporation as the low bidder on both; the meeting transcript contains unclear numeric formatting for those bid amounts, and the transcript’s figures for those bids are therefore recorded as not specified here. Council approved both awards by roll call after staff recommended them.

Council also authorized the municipal manager to sign a temporary construction easement for the Saunders Station Road bridge replacement project being completed by Allegheny County; the motion to authorize execution of the easement passed by roll call.

Separately, the council approved an ordinance renewing membership in the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments (TCV COG), authorizing intergovernmental cooperation under the statutory framework cited at the meeting. Staff provided announcements about a household hazardous-waste collection on June 20 and recognized local staff who participated in the Special Olympics law enforcement torch run.

Next steps: Contract award documentation and procurement contracts will be completed according to municipal purchasing procedures; the manager will execute the temporary easement instrument required by the county.