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Government Projects in Ottawa County
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Ottawa’s Special Streets Fund is fueled by a dedicated transfer of $1,470,000 annually from 2027–2029 for street preservation, construction, and infrastructure upgrades, with ongoing reduced transfers afterward. The City already uses Michelin Mobility software for pavement evaluation and is launching a Street Improvement plan tied to the Quality of Life Sales Tax fund. This sets up a multi-year pipeline of paving, concrete, and utility work where engineering, construction, and materials vendors can help scope and deliver projects aligned with the pavement management data.
Staff recommend awarding multiple 2026 vehicle and equipment replacements for Electric, Streets, Parks, Cemetery, Meter Reading, and Police based on bids received in June 2026. Recommended awards total about $583,183 to several dealers for pickups, 1-ton trucks with plows, compact trucks, a police Tahoe with upfitting, and a Kawasaki Mule. Funding will come from the Equipment Replacement Fund and the Electric Fund. The main buying decisions are made, but this reveals current fleet strategy, vendors, and budget capacity, useful for future replacement cycles, upfitting, and maintenance offerings.
Ottawa is approving a $12,500 professional services agreement with BG Consultants to design a shared use path connecting 15th Street to 17th Street in the Lakeside Estates area. BG will handle survey, engineering design, construction documents, cost estimates, utility coordination, and bidding assistance, funded by the Special Parks Fund. This locks in the designer but signals upcoming construction work where contractors, materials suppliers, and recreation vendors can engage as the project moves to bid and build phases.
Ottawa plans to hire Governmental Assistance Services to conduct a citywide Low-to-Moderate Income survey to support future CDBG eligibility, since current census data shows only about 46% LMI versus the 51% threshold. The $31,000 fixed-fee project includes survey design, address list, tabulation, methodology writeup, and securing KDOC approval so Ottawa can submit up to three CDBG applications through 2030. This creates downstream opportunities for firms that deliver CDBG-eligible infrastructure, housing, and community projects once funding targets are identified.
The City approved negotiating and executing an agreement with Governmental Assistance Services to complete a citywide Low-to-Moderate Income survey to support future CDBG eligibility. The fixed-fee survey, funded from Capital Improvement funds, will update LMI data and could enable up to three CDBG applications by 2030 if the 51% threshold is met. Grant-writing, planning, and engineering firms should track this as it signals upcoming CDBG-funded projects once eligibility is confirmed.
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Government Agencies in Ottawa County, Kansas
28 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Stanton
Town of Sherman
Town of Sheridan
Town of Richland
Town of Ottawa
Town of Morton
Town of Logan
Town of Lincoln
Town of Henry
Town of Grant
Town of Garfield
Town of Fountain
Town of Durham
Town of Culver
Town of Concord
Town of Chapman
Town of Center
Town of Buckeye
Town of Blaine
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