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Avon council adopts emergency ordinance to award 2026 pavement resurfacing contract
Summary
At a June 1 special meeting, Avon City Council unanimously suspended rules and adopted Ordinance No. 63-26 to award a bid for the 2026 pavement resurfacing program; the vote was 7–0. The ordinance was read by the clerk and declared an emergency.
Avon City Council on June 1 unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 63-26 to award a bid for the city’s 2026 pavement resurfacing program. Council President Brian Fischer called the meeting to order at 9:06 p.m., and Clerk Barbara Brooks read the ordinance title: "AN ORDINANCE TO AWARD A BID FOR THE 2026 PAVEMENT RESURFACING PROGRAM AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY." The council voted 7–0 to suspend the rules and to adopt the ordinance.
Councilman Scott Radcliffe moved to suspend the rules and act on the ordinance; Mary Berges seconded the suspension and the subsequent adoption. The recorded roll calls for both the suspension and final adoption show all seven council members — Mary Berges (Council‑at‑Large), Jennifer Demaline (1st Ward), Anne Marie Etienne (2nd Ward), Anthony Moore (3rd Ward), Michelle Patton (Council‑at‑Large), Scott Radcliffe (4th Ward) and Brian Fischer (Council President) — voting "yes." The ordinance was adopted as an emergency measure; the transcript does not specify the vendor awarded the bid, dollar amounts, or the anticipated schedule for resurfacing.
The ordinance text and emergency declaration were read into the record by Clerk Barbara Brooks. Next procedural steps recorded in the meeting are adoption and signature by the council president and attestation by the clerk. Funding sources, contract value and construction timing were not stated in the transcript and remain not specified.
