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Glandorf accepts lone $129,260 street bid from Ward Construction; council explores flashing speed signs
Summary
The Glandorf Village Council accepted Ward Construction's sole 2025 street bid for $129,260 and authorized the mayor to investigate flashing speed-limit signs downtown and on Blanchard Avenue after resident safety concerns; ODOT advised removing the slip ramp island at US 224 and Main Street.
Council members opened 2025 street bids and accepted the only submission: Ward Construction’s bid of $129,260. Dale Warnecke moved to approve the bid and Zachary Klausing seconded; the motion passed with all members present in favor.
Separately, residents raised concerns about speeding in downtown Glandorf and on Blanchard Avenue. The mayor described the proposed option of installing flashing speed‑limit signs at those locations and council authorized him to look into the signs as immediate safety measures. Council also reported that, after discussions with the Ohio Department of Transportation, ODOT suggested removing the slip ramp island at US 224 and Main Street; the State will handle paving and striping for that project.
The council did not set implementation dates for the local flashing signs; the mayor and staff will investigate options and report back.
