Snow Plowing RFP
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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide Snow Plowing service.
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Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide Snow Plowing service.
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106446
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1,107
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Gibson Township
The meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. A presentation was given by Trajectory Energy Partners regarding a community solar project, including potential annexation into the village. Milano & Grunloh Engineers LLC presented their engineering services. The board discussed and postponed a decision on repeat police calls to residences and businesses, as well as a water rate study, scheduling a special meeting for further review. A code enforcement contract for properties on Michigan and W. Main was approved. The board also approved a resolution for legal holidays in 2026, designated authorized users for municipal accounts, and imposed a temporary moratorium on solar developments to update zoning ordinances.
The meeting addressed various topics, including concerns about the speed limit near the high school and potential solutions with IDOT. Discussions involved the police station's pricing, citation program issues, and public works updates, such as street cleaning after a storm, MFT budget allocations, and sidewalk projects. The board also explored tower maintenance options, park improvements, and community beautification efforts, including property demolitions. Additionally, the meeting covered public works department activities, future billing vendor considerations, pay scale adjustments, the establishment of a Startup Planning Committee, sidewalk construction bids, maintenance on Clearwell, HVAC replacement for Village Hall, changes to village meeting dates, and discussions on the Ride Along Program and Birthday and Longevity Plan. Lastly, a donation to the Lions Club for fireworks and a resolution for Landmark Credit Union account personnel were addressed.
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The meeting addressed water rate study findings and recommendations, focusing on a proposed two-year step increase to sustain water meter replacements and line repairs. Discussions covered maintenance fee adjustments based on meter size, impacting larger customers. Bids for water tower maintenance were reviewed, with concerns raised about the current service quality and a decision to postpone the vote. Additionally, the council discussed and approved the replacement of 1973 water plant pumps, motors, check valves, and bases, waiving the competitive bidding process due to the emergent need.
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