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Township of Eaton
2026 Paving Project.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Township of Eaton
Close: Jul 7, 2026
2026 Paving Project.
AvailableTownship of Eaton
Crack Sealing On Various Township Roads.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 1, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
Township of Eaton
Close: Jun 1, 2026
Crack Sealing On Various Township Roads.
Township of Eaton
Providing equipment, an operator, and fuel per hour for the 2026 year. Equipment and hourly rate. Equipment desired are 15k-50k excavators and 30k-50k bulldozers excavation.
Posted Date
Mar 7, 2026
Due Date
Apr 6, 2026
Release: Mar 7, 2026
Township of Eaton
Close: Apr 6, 2026
Providing equipment, an operator, and fuel per hour for the 2026 year. Equipment and hourly rate. Equipment desired are 15k-50k excavators and 30k-50k bulldozers excavation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Eaton
The agenda includes reports from the Treasurer, Zoning department, Road department, and EMS, as well as review of correspondence regarding a donation request and conference information. Unfinished business covers the community clean-up day, grant applications, and a vote on previously received bids for equipment, fuel, and cinders. New business items involve review of a signal and electric estimate, cemetery maintenance, advertising for upcoming project bids, and discussions regarding new equipment acquisition including a tractor and a vibrating roller.
The board reviewed the Treasurer's report and accepted the Zoning report, which included updates on permit approvals and staff training. The Road report covered equipment inspection protocols and maintenance activities. Correspondence regarding EMS services was discussed, and an update was provided on ambulance association changes. Unfinished business included bridge inspection plans and fire hydrant maintenance. New business items addressed approval for a heritage group camping event, discussion of equipment purchases including a V-plow and water tank, a change in township telephone service provider, a property subdivision request, the hiring of a secretary assistant, and maintenance plans for the local cemetery. The board also authorized the payment of outstanding bills.
The meeting focused on the annual reorganization of the township's leadership and appointments. Key actions included the election of the temporary chairman, chairman, vice-chairman, and the appointment of various officials such as the township secretary, treasurer, road master, assistant road master, and code enforcement officer. The board also established compensation rates for township positions, approved the holiday and annual clean-up schedule, set the regular monthly meeting calendar, and designated the official banking institution. Furthermore, the board confirmed appointments for the Zoning Hearing Board and the Planning Commission, and established procedural requirements for financial transactions and check signatures.
The reorganization agenda for the meeting detailed the appointment of numerous key positions, including Temporary Secretary, Temporary Chairman, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Road Master, Secretary, Treasurer, Township Solicitor, and Engineer. Key administrative actions included establishing the amount of the treasurer's bond, determining pay rates for various roles (Treasurer, Secretary, Road Workers, EMA), and setting the regular monthly meeting schedule. The agenda also covered the review and approval of the Township Fee Schedule, PSATS membership, convention delegate appointments, and setting the holiday schedule. Finally, the agenda included nominations and appointments for the Zoning Hearing Board and Planning Commission Boards.
During this reorganization meeting, the board members confirmed that monthly meetings will be held on a needed basis or quarterly on the second Tuesday at 7pm. Key organizational actions included the appointment of Jack Creary as Chairman, Kelly Kozlansky as Vice-Chairman, and Steven Menn as Solicitor. The meeting concluded without any new business or audience participation.
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