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Greenwich council adopts emergency measures to authorize WSRLA participation and renew Rumpke garbage service

Greenwich Village Council · May 19, 2026
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting, the Greenwich Village Council adopted two emergency resolutions: 2026-R-10 authorizing participation/authorization tied to WSRLA, and 2026-R-11 renewing garbage and solid-waste disposal with Rumpke. Several other resolutions advanced to second reading.

The Greenwich Village Council on May 19 adopted two emergency resolutions authorizing village action on regional wastewater authority matters and renewing the village’s garbage contract.

Council members passed Resolution 2026-R-10, described in the agenda as an authorization relating to WSRLA, and Resolution 2026-R-11, which authorizes garbage and solid-waste disposal by Rumpke. Both measures were “passed and adopted under a declared emergency,” according to the meeting transcript; the transcript does not record vote tallies for those emergency adoptions.

Council also moved three other items forward to second reading. Resolution 2026-R-03, a resolution adopting a cybersecurity program; Resolution 2026-R-08, authorizing the village administrator to enter into a written renewal agreement with the Huron County Emergency Management Agency; and Resolution 2026-R-09, naming public-records training designee(s), were each approved for second reading.

Actions taken at the meeting included scheduling a committee to draft social-media rules and setting a village trash-pickup date for June 20, 2026. The council confirmed its next regular meeting for June 2, 2026.

The transcript lists the resolutions by number and status but does not include vote-by-name tallies for the emergency adoptions; the meeting minutes note other motions with recorded tallies (for example, routine approvals and appointments) elsewhere on the agenda. The village clerk’s official minutes or the adopted ordinance/resolution documents should be consulted for final roll-call vote records and effective dates.