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Council’s Committee of the Whole reviewed design options for improving the W. Main Street and Experiment Farm/S. Stanfield intersection, with a consultant recommending a roundabout over a signalized intersection. A straw poll showed most council members favor the roundabout; ODOT must now hold a public input meeting and then the city will seek a design consultant using federal and TIF funding. This opens future work for roadway design, public engagement, and eventually construction around a $4.3 million project.
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$4,298,000Jul 20, 2026The Items of Interest note that the gates of the low head dam have been opened and will remain open through the Low Head Dam Removal Project, with construction to begin this year and over $7.5 million in funding secured. Burgess & Niple has been selected as design consultant, permits are in process, and bidding is expected in October 2026. River restoration, dam removal, and trail contractors should prepare for upcoming construction procurement and potential subcontracting with Burgess & Niple.
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$7,500,000Jul 6, 2026Council held a Committee of the Whole session on June 24, 2026 to review American Structurepoint’s options for improving the W. Main Street and Experiment Farm Road/S. Stanfield Road intersection. The consultant recommends a roundabout over a signalized alternative, both around $4.3 million in construction cost, with funding from MVRPC/federal grants and the City’s TIF fund, and ODOT construction targeted in FY 2029. Design has not yet been finally chosen, so engineering, traffic, and public engagement consultants can track this project and support on detailed design, communications, and future construction management.
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$4,298,000Jul 6, 2026The district board approved a resolution to seek state consent to issue up to $25,000,000 in bonds for constructing, renovating, repairing, expanding, and equipping school facilities and improving sites. This would raise net indebtedness to about 8.25% of tax valuation, so approvals from the Ohio Tax Commissioner and Department of Education and Workforce are required, with a bond question targeted for the November 3, 2026 ballot. Facility planners, architects, engineers, and construction managers should track this as early capital planning for a major facilities program if voters approve.
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$25,000,000Jul 3, 2026Montgomery approved a new development agreement with Gateway Partners for Building 2A in the Montgomery Quarter Phase I project. The City and its Community Improvement Corporation will provide up to a $2,000,000 development grant to the private developer, tied to property valuation, bond issuance, tenant occupancy, and payroll tax performance. This confirms Building 2A will move forward and signals upcoming design, construction, tenant fit‑out, and ongoing valuation/appraisal work around the office building and broader Quarter site.
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$2,000,000Jul 1, 2026The WWTP expansion Phase 1 is complete, and the city and construction team identified a malfunctioning screw pump under warranty. A metallurgy investigation found weld failures due to manufacturing, and the manufacturer agreed to replace the failed pump and inspect the remaining three. With a multi-phase expansion and warranty issues, there is room for specialized engineering, QA/QC, and future equipment and construction services as later phases proceed.
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$14,000,000Jul 20, 2026The Recreation & Parks Committee recommended, and Council is considering, increasing authorization for the Troy Aquatic Park maintenance project to $2,500,000 after bids came in near $2.4 million. Work includes concrete, fencing, mechanical, piping, filtration, and electrical upgrades to extend the life of the 21‑year‑old facility, with the project to be rebid under the higher cap. Aquatics contractors, pool equipment suppliers, and construction firms can prepare competitive proposals for the rebid timed for work after the 2026 swim season.
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$2,500,000Jul 6, 2026The Items of Interest report notes that Phase 1 of the Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion is complete and describes ongoing warranty and replacement work on a failed screw pump. The broader expansion project is a $14,000,000 construction contract with Peterson Construction and design by Hazen & Sawyer to increase plant capacity. While the main contract is underway, there is ongoing need for specialty equipment, testing, controls, and future maintenance services as the expanded plant is brought fully online.
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$14,000,000Jul 6, 2026The board approved an agreement with the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office for a School Resource Officer for the 2026-2027 school year, costing $82,868.87 and funded by Title IV-A and Student Wellness and Success funds. This formalizes a security and safety presence on campus. The SRO service is decided, but security technology vendors can see this as confirmation of Mapleton’s focus on safety. There may be complementary needs for access control, cameras, emergency alert systems, or SRO-supportive tools funded under the same programs.
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$82,869Jul 9, 2026Mapleton approved an $81,526.28 agreement with the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County for School-Community Liaison services during 2026-2027, funded by Student Wellness and Success dollars. This supports mental health and community connection for students. The provider is chosen, but mental health service organizations and SEL edtech vendors can note Mapleton’s strong focus on wellness. There may be adjunct needs for digital SEL curricula, data tools, or specialized consulting that complement the liaison services.
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Government Agencies in Ashland County, Ohio
37 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Vermillion
City2,628 pop.
Town of Troy
City1,097 pop.
Town of Sullivan
City2,689 pop.
Town of Ruggles
City970 pop.
Town of Perry
City1,992 pop.
Town of Orange
City2,563 pop.
Town of Montgomery
City2,743 pop.
Town of Mohican
City2,078 pop.
Town of Milton
City2,380 pop.
Town of Mifflin
City1,228 pop.
Town of Lake
City727 pop.
Town of Jackson
City3,948 pop.
Town of Hanover
City2,418 pop.
Town of Green
City3,761 pop.
Town of Clear Creek
City2,250 pop.
Savannah Village
City323 pop.
Polk Village
City307 pop.
Perrysville Village
City728 pop.
Mifflin Village
City156 pop.
Mapleton Local Schools
School849 students
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