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Hebron council adopts emergency measure to join ODOT road‑salt contracts, requests 100 tons for 2025
Summary
Hebron approved Resolution 25‑09 to participate in Ohio Department of Transportation road salt contracts for 2025; village ordered 65 tons last year and requested 100 tons this season, having borrowed additional salt from Licking County previously.
Hebron Village Council on April 23 voted to adopt Resolution 25‑09 to participate in the Ohio Department of Transportation’s 2025 road‑salt contracts and declared the measure an emergency to expedite procurement.
Village Administrator Jung‑Han Chen said the village ordered 65 tons of salt last year and borrowed additional salt from Licking County to meet needs; for 2025 the village is requesting 100 tons. Council moved to suspend the readings and adopted the measure unanimously.
The resolution authorizes the mayor, administrator and chief fiscal officer to participate in the ODOT contracts awarded in 2025; council did not specify firm delivery dates or costs at the meeting.
