Licking County Library - Roof Replacement Project Design Professional Qualifications (Request for Qualifications)
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Sep 2, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
Provide design professional services for roof replacement project.
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Posted
Sep 2, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
Provide design professional services for roof replacement project.
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City
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Newark
County
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Licking
Address
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101 W Main St
Phone Number
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(740) 349-5500
Zip Code
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43055
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Licking County Library
The board meeting involved several administrative and financial items. Key actions included the approval of a personnel report covering various hires and promotions, and the acceptance of various monetary gifts. The board reviewed and approved the implementation of a new Cybersecurity Program policy. Additionally, financial reports for April were accepted, a resolution regarding the Public Library Fund allocation for 2027 was passed, and authorization was granted to participate in the Discover Card Merchant Class Action Settlement. Discussion regarding Staff Handbook policy revisions was tabled for a future meeting.
The board reviewed and approved the personnel report, which included various new hires, resignations, and retirements. Reports from the Personnel and Finance Committees were presented, covering staffing needs and policy revisions for employee benefits, as well as an overview of January financial reports. The board accepted the Director's report and approved the February financial reports. Key project discussions included legal correspondence regarding T-Built Construction and the development of a Request for Proposal for roof and cupola window replacement at the downtown branch. Additionally, the board approved updates to the job descriptions for the Human Resources Officer and Fiscal Officer roles.
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The Board of Trustees conducted their organizational and regular business meeting, which included the appointment of officers for the year and the assignment of various standing committees. The Board reappointed the Fiscal Officer and Deputy Fiscal Officer, approved the appointment of a Purchasing Agent, and finalized the 2026 Board calendar. Additional business included accepting a personnel report, approving revisions to meal and rest break policies, and accepting the Director's and financial reports. The Board also moved to request architectural and design Statements of Qualifications, authorized settlement advances from the County Auditor, and accepted various donations. Finally, the Board approved the 2026 permanent budget and held an executive session, resulting in the approval of wage increases for the Fiscal Officer and the Executive Director.
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