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Glandorf council approves $71,000 structure to house police vehicle and secure records
Summary
The Glandorf Village Council approved a $71,000 project to connect two maintenance buildings, providing covered parking for the police vehicle and a climate-controlled records storage area intended to meet Ohio legal requirements for confidentiality and security.
The Glandorf Village Council on June 2 approved construction of a structure to park the police vehicle and create a climate‑controlled records storage area. The project, estimated at $71,000, will connect two existing maintenance buildings and was described by council as necessary to keep records secure and limit public access as required by Ohio law.
Doug Trombley moved to approve the project; Dale Warnecke seconded. All members present voted in favor. Mayor David Dalrymple described the structure as a way to ensure climate control for records and to restrict public access to sensitive documents.
Council discussion focused on the project estimate and the structure's dual purpose of vehicle storage and records security; no amendments or funding source changes were recorded in the minutes. The council did not specify a construction start date or funding line in the meeting record; those details will appear in subsequent budget or project documents.
The meeting adjourned after other routine business. The council scheduled its next regular meeting for July 7 at 7:30 p.m.
