High Level Water Storage Tank RFP
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Work inlcudes construction of a new 280,000 gallon glass lined clearwell.
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Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Work inlcudes construction of a new 280,000 gallon glass lined clearwell.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Perrysville
The Special Council Meeting included discussions regarding the potential transition to a local law enforcement agency from the current county sheriff contract. A representative from the sheriff's office presented detailed concerns regarding the significant costs associated with starting an independent agency, including dispatch services and record retention compliance, and emphasized the difficulty in recruiting and retaining quality, competitively paid part-time officers who meet rigorous state training standards. The speaker advocated for maintaining the county contract, highlighting benefits such as 24-hour supervision, access to specialized resources like the detective bureau and K9 unit, and the legal scope of the sheriff's deputy to handle calls immediately outside village limits, which a village police chief could not do. The council also addressed procedural matters, including establishing a protocol for excusing council member absences, requiring members to provide reasons for absence moving forward.
Discussions during the meeting primarily focused on financial matters, public works, and community events. Key financial topics included correspondence regarding a reimbursement request for $126,000, extensive debate regarding an additional sewer fee, the slow payoff projection for a prior 20-year loan associated with sewer maintenance, and the overall need for dedicated storm sewer funding separate from sanitary sewer or water funds to be eligible for grants. Public works discussions centered on road degradation due to a lack of storm sewers, the status of a mainline project slated to begin next year, and the deterioration of roads like Marty's road and School Street. Community event planning included confirming the date for the Garden Club's cookie event on December 7th (Pearl Harbor Day) and discussing details for a parade and trick-or-treating event on Saturday, October 26th. There was also mention of potential industrial development and storm sewer needs near the dock area.
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The meeting included initial discussions on the beautification of the area, specifically noticing blooming flowers and property demolition near the park involving PYA, Garrett, and Bill Harvey. A significant portion of the meeting involved the presentation by the Ashley County Solidification representative regarding the mandatory five-year update of the 15-year solid waste management plan, which requires council vote and involves complex revenue, expense, and waste generation projections. Additionally, the council discussed accepting a certified Johnny Apple sapling donation from the museum for the 250th anniversary of Johnny Appleseed's birth, considering appropriate placement such as near the fire department or the town entrance mural. Discussions also touched upon the necessity of getting the donated tree planted soon, potentially in the fall, and costs associated with creating a plaque.
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