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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Provide a design-build services for bridge replacement project involving replacement of an existing 3-sided box culvert.
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Census ID
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132375
Employee FTE
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940
Population
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185,025
Procurement Hell Score
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35 / 100
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This Coverage Agreement, effective May 1, 2025, outlines various liability, property, time element, and crime coverages provided by CORSA to its Member. The agreement includes detailed definitions, coverage sections, exclusions, and conditions. Specific limits of liability and deductibles for each coverage area are referenced as being detailed in a separate 'Memorandum of Coverage,' which is not part of this document. The agreement specifies sub-limits for numerous additional coverages, indicating an absence of a single overarching total amount within this document.
This Coverage Agreement details the insurance coverages offered by CORSA to its Members, including extensive liability, privacy/security, property, time element, and crime coverages. It defines key terms, outlines specific conditions, and lists numerous exclusions applicable across different sections. The agreement references a "Memorandum of Coverage" for specific limits of liability and deductibles, and indicates an effective date of May 1, 2026, for a program year.
This document is a Coverage Agreement provided by CORSA County Risk Sharing Authority to its Members, effective May 1, 2024. It outlines various types of coverage including General Liability, Law Enforcement Liability, Automobile Liability, Errors and Omissions Liability, Ohio Stop Gap Employers' Liability, Employee Benefits Liability, Privacy or Security Liability and Expense, Property Coverage, Time Element Coverage, and Crime Coverage. The agreement details definitions, exclusions, conditions, and limits of liability for each section, emphasizing that coverage limits are per occurrence or claim, not a single total contract amount. The full coverage period is specified in a separate Memorandum of Coverage.
This Addendum extends the existing Service Agreement for Administration of a Claims Program between Medina County and Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. The extension covers an initial period from December 1, 2023, to November 30, 2025, with options for two additional one-year extensions, extending the potential term until November 30, 2027. The addendum introduces new SIU and Clinical Consultation services, replaces the Managed Care Service Schedule, and details annual flat fees for claims administration, miscellaneous charges for additional services, a comprehensive care management fee schedule, and SIU service fees. It also outlines terms for subrogation and other recoveries.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Medina County
The meeting included the approval of several resolutions regarding county contracts, road maintenance, engineering agreements, solid waste district advertising, personnel changes, and financial transfers. Departmental updates were provided by the County Recorder, the County Home Superintendent, the Facilities Director, and the Dog Shelter Director, covering topics such as operational metrics, facility maintenance projects, and community engagement. The board also held a discussion session regarding administrative process changes for fiber installation permit oversight, aiming to improve coordination with townships and limit open permits for better site restoration.
The board approved several resolutions including authorization for the County Engineer to purchase portable traffic signals, various project easements and change orders for the Garman Road Well Site Development, and an amendment to a design service agreement for the State Route 18 Sanitary Sewer and Pump Station Improvement Project. The meeting also included approval of personnel changes, revenue and cash transfer adjustments, procurement of gasoline, and various expense allowances. Additionally, the board authorized the advertisement for window replacement at the Human Service Center, filed a temporary permit application for a special event, and appointed members to the Comprehensive Land Use Plan Steering Committee. Updates were provided regarding building permit activity, operations of the Next Step Up emergency shelter, and initiatives to improve the county's public communication infrastructure. The board also proclaimed August 2026 as Ohio Proud Month and held an executive session to discuss litigation, property matters, and employee compensation.
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The board addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the withdrawal of an annexation petition, the proclamation of September as National Recovery Month, and approval of various resolutions covering culvert replacement, equipment procurement, and infrastructure inspection services. Additionally, the commissioners revised building regulations, approved personnel changes, and authorized financial adjustments including grant agreements and fund transfers. Departmental updates provided information on ongoing subdivision regulation revisions, senior services programming, including transportation coordination and meal delivery, and extension office initiatives regarding youth development and agriculture.
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