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Ironton board approves routine financial reports, committee appointments and facility bids

Ironton Board of Aldermen · February 9, 2026
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Summary

The board accepted financial reports, approved payment of February bills, reviewed a north-shed roof bid, re-referred a zoning matter, appointed a street hiring committee and adjourned at 8:10 p.m.

At its Feb. 9 meeting the Ironton Board of Aldermen handled routine business including accepting January financial reports, approving payment of February bills, receiving departmental reports and appointing a Street Department Hiring Committee.

The board voted unanimously to accept the Jan. 2026 financial statement and the revenue and expense statement (Motion: James Layton; Second: Andrew McClanahan). A motion to pay February bills passed (Motion: Andrew McClanahan; Second: Roy Logan; Vote: Aye—unanimous). The board also approved open meeting minutes from Jan. 12, Jan. 27 and Feb. 3 (Motion: Roy Logan; Second: James Layton; Vote: Aye—unanimous).

On personnel, Mayor Don Barzowski appointed James Layton, Andrew McClanahan and John Tevis to a Street Department Hiring Committee; the board approved the appointments (Motion: Roy Logan; Second: Jill Sutton). The minutes also record James Layton and Andrew McClanahan as abstaining on that approval.

In old-business items the board reviewed a bid from Mitchel Hale to add new trusses and install a white metal ceiling in the north shed (trusses: $19,000; interior ceiling: $4,950; total: $23,950). The minutes state Mitchel would need about five weeks to start and that the City must obtain proof of liability insurance before awarding the project.

The board re-referred a property matter involving Dwayne Warnecke to the Zoning Board and requested that J. Stroder attend a working session to review the FY 2023 audit. Street Department Supervisor John Tevis provided a list of sidewalks that need repair. The board adjourned at 8:10 p.m.

Votes at a glance from this meeting: approval of minutes; acceptance of Jan. financial statements; payment of February bills; approval of Street Department Hiring Committee appointments; acceptance of Pace Construction bid for Main Street Bridge (see separate article).