Claudia M. Dillinger

The committee discussed children's dog bite prevention, focusing on Safety Town and the 4th of July Parade. They also reviewed dog bite prevention educational materials, including plans for upcoming events and a content calendar article. Funding options, such as Better Cities for Pets and Walmart Community, were explored.

The Board of Control meeting was held on Monday, September 16, 2024, at 2:30 PM. Attendees included Mayor George, Law Director Vargo, Finance Director Mahoney, and Public Works Director Gordon, along with other city officials. The board discussed and approved contracts for desktop computers and monitors (CDW Government, LLC), server infrastructure and software (BPI Info. Sys, CDW Gov't, Ohio State University OARNET), and transport buses (Bus Service Incorporated), as well as a sewer jet truck (Jack Doheny Companies).

The Lakewood Board of Control meeting on January 21, 2020, covered various agenda items, including the renewal and awarding of contracts for professional services, software support, and supplies related to police, medical, income tax, water department, and public works. Discussions also included the city reforestation program, water meter purchases, fire hydrant renewal, and storm sewer rerouting. Several small business grants were awarded.

The Lakewood, OH Board of Control meeting on February 3, 2020, covered various agenda items including the renewal of workers' compensation insurance, awarding contracts for hazardous tree removal and recycling facility assessment/repairs, and approving professional services contracts for legal services and integrated wet weather improvement plans. The board also awarded contracts for Wagar Park improvements, janitorial supplies, advertising services, and copy equipment. Contracts were discussed and approved during the meeting.

The Lakewood Board of Control meeting was held on January 6, 2020, at 2:00 PM in the Mayor's Conference Room. The meeting covered various agenda items, primarily focusing on awarding and renewing contracts for professional services, supplies, and maintenance. These included contracts for plans examining, sand and aggregate supplies, concrete supplies, asphalt materials, group health insurance consulting, employee healthcare, an on-site health clinic, and various software and communication services. All items were discussed and contracts approved.