Main Library Roof Replacement
Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
Project consists of but not limited to replace library roof.
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Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
Project consists of but not limited to replace library roof.
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City
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Akron
County
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Summit
Address
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60 S High St
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(330) 643-9000
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44326
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Akron-Summit County Public Library District
The board meeting covered financial and administrative operations, including the review of financial and investment reports, the acceptance of monetary donations, and the adoption of the personnel report. The board selected Independence Construction as the Construction Manager at Risk for the Springfield-Lakemore Branch project and approved a change order regarding the Tallmadge Branch roof replacement. Furthermore, the board established a new change order governance policy, setting a $25,000 monetary threshold. Updates were also provided on library services, including planned giving initiatives, the addition of blood pressure monitoring stations, and upcoming fundraising activities.
The board discussed financial reports for May, including revenue and expenditures. They approved the acceptance of donations, the May investment report, and budget adjustments for building and site repairs. The board approved the Alternative Tax Budget form and authorized the disposal of a surplus truck. A personnel report was adopted, and the board reviewed strategic planning consultant services, subsequently approving an RFQ for these services. Resolutions were passed for structural engineering at the Nordonia Hills Branch and design procurement for Phase 2 roof replacements at multiple branches. Finally, the board met in executive session to review cybersecurity policy details and subsequently adopted the new Cybersecurity Policy.
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The Board reviewed the financial and investment reports for April 2026, accepted monetary donations, and adopted a new Sponsorship, Partnership & Naming Rights Policy. Personnel matters were discussed, including the adoption of the personnel report and the approval of a two-year rate lock offer for dental, vision, and life insurance benefits. The Board also received reports on capital construction progress, Summer Reading preparations, and the library's diversity initiatives. Additionally, the Board addressed concerns regarding a roof permit issue at the Tallmadge Branch and discussed upcoming security policy requirements.
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