Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Union.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Provide mowing, trimming, landscaping and general maintenance of city-owned property and rights-of-way.
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Census ID
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211728
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
7
Population
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7,937
Procurement Hell Score
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72 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Union
The meeting addressed mask-wearing requirements for future meetings, with a motion passing to mandate masks. Financial reports were reviewed, including the receipt of state reimbursements for COVID-19 expenses and the mailing of tax bills. Discussions included the city's branding, the opening of a new restaurant, and a proclamation recognizing Small Business Saturday. Progress updates were given on the bench program, the Honor Program, and the Mt. Zion asphalt work. A parking issue on Braxton Drive was identified for review. Bids for landscaping and turf maintenance services were approved. A second round of small business grants was proposed, and Trick-or-Treat hours were set. The cancellation of Breakfast with Santa was announced due to insurance limitations. Municipal orders were approved for increasing small business grants and finalizing a contract for memorial benches.
The meeting focused on the potential transfer of CARES Act funding to Boone County. Discussion included details on the allocation of the funds, the reasons for the potential transfer due to unspent funds and the impending deadline, and how Boone County intended to use the funds if transferred. A resolution to authorize the transfer of $303,411.55 failed with a 3-2 vote.
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The meeting included several key updates and actions. Proclamations were presented recognizing community service and Small Business Saturday. Financial reports were reviewed and approved, showing 81% tax collection. Updates were given on the Honor Banner program, the renovation of a building for a new business, and a zoning map amendment public hearing. Public Works reported on completed and ongoing projects, including road work and landscaping bids. A grant for sidewalk construction was announced. The cancellation of a dedication ceremony due to COVID-19 was noted, and an alcohol beverage license fee waiver was approved. A bid for landscaping services was accepted.
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