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Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
The project consists of well drilling for the village of baltimore.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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110733
Population
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3,110
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Baltimore
The meetings covered sessions for both the Rules Committee and the Safety Committee. The Rules Committee deliberated on the codification of ordinances, proposed amendments to council chapters concerning committee chairperson duties and order of business, and discussed the removal of the oral or silent prayer from proceedings. The committee also debated the suspension of the three-reading rule for ordinances. The Safety Committee reviewed 2026 workplace accident goals and received updates from the police department regarding facility maintenance, preparation for community events, and the upcoming school schedule. Furthermore, the committee evaluated the enforcement of municipal ordinances regarding the use of electric fences for animal containment.
The meeting included discussions on various topics including public concerns regarding zoning ordinances and park construction projects, as well as an inquiry regarding code violations for electric fences. Updates were provided on village administration projects including the opera house, park pavilion construction, water system maintenance, and wastewater infrastructure progress. The council reviewed four pieces of legislation for their second reading and held an executive session to discuss economic development. Additionally, the electronic fence issue was referred to the Safety Committee for further consideration.
The committee discussed the status of a non-functional speed limit sign on SR 158 and received an update regarding the completion of the new training building. Under old business, the committee addressed the vacant building inspector position, noting that a previously considered candidate declined, and decided to continue with SafeBuilt services for the Building Department. Additionally, a councilperson withdrew a previously raised issue regarding water heaters.
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