Milford Center Flood and Drainage Improvements Project (Request for Proposals)
Posted
Sep 9, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Work includes flood and drainage improvements.
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Posted
Sep 9, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Work includes flood and drainage improvements.
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This document outlines Union County's enrollment in the County Commissioners' Association of Ohio (CCAO) 2027 Workers' Compensation Group Retrospective Rating Program. The program, administered by Sedgwick, aims to achieve lower workers' compensation costs and promote safer working conditions for participants. The agreement, effective for rating periods beginning January 1, 2027, and continuing thereafter, details the obligations of both CCAO Service Corporation and Union County, including administrative services, risk management, and the mechanism for rate contributions and potential rebates/assessments. For the 2027 policy year (January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2027), Union County's estimated individual premium is $255,269, with projected maximum refunds and assessments contingent on the group's performance.
This document details Union County's enrollment in the County Commissioners' Association of Ohio (CCAO) 2025 Workers' Compensation Group Retrospective Rating Program. The program, administered by Sedgwick, aims to achieve lower workers' compensation costs through a group experience rating model. The agreement outlines the obligations of both CCAO Service Corporation and Union County, covering administrative services, risk management, and financial responsibilities related to premiums, refunds, and assessments. The effective policy year for this enrollment is from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025. Union County's projected premium for the program is $175,277, with actual refunds or assessments dependent on the overall group performance.
This document constitutes an agreement between CCAO Service Corporation and Union County for the latter's participation in the 2023 County Commissioners Association of Ohio Workers' Compensation Group Retrospective Rating Plan. The agreement, effective for rating periods beginning January 1, 2023, outlines the program's purpose, participant eligibility, mutual obligations, details on premium contributions, potential rebates or assessments based on group performance, administrative services, and risk management requirements. While financial estimates for the 2023 policy year are provided, the document explicitly states these are projections and not final, with actual premiums and refunds subject to performance and BWC calculations.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Union County
The meeting included a presentation on the Union County Neighbor to Neighbor program, followed by the approval of the Good Neighbor Day proclamation. The Board conducted executive sessions regarding confidential marketing plans for economic development and the appointment of a public official. Formal actions included appointing a member to the Board of Developmental Disabilities, approving insurance rate renewals, and authorizing a lighting request for the courthouse. The Commissioners also processed a change order for the Sheriff's Office radio project, accepted a maintenance bond for a subdivision, approved a road tile repair payment, and finalized various bill payments and fund transfers.
The Commissioners held a monthly staff meeting with elected officials and department heads to discuss various updates. Key topics included issues with Courtview software, updates on the geothermal project at the Ag Center, and preparations for the November election including sample ballots and poll worker needs. Discussions also covered flood and tornado assistance efforts by the EMA, the status of tax abstract filings, upcoming supervisor trainings, health insurance and wellness initiatives, and zoning commission training. Additionally, updates were provided on road maintenance projects, bridge construction, budget planning for 2027, and future plans for an employee relations audit and communication officer position.
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The Commission reviewed and approved various Record Retention Schedules (RC-2) for multiple county departments, including the Auto Title Division, Board of County Commissioners, Board of Elections, Board of Revision, Facilities, and Human Resources, as well as the county-wide General Records Retention Schedule. Additionally, the commission discussed the Auditor of State Bulletin 2019-003, which details upcoming Ohio Sunshine Laws and a new star rating system for public records law compliance, including strategies for achieving potential two-star status.
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