Sidewalk Bids - Village of Louisville
Posted
Sep 9, 2026
Sep 30, 2026
Sidewalk replacement.
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Posted
Sep 9, 2026
Sep 30, 2026
Sidewalk replacement.
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Census ID
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162222
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
7
Population
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1,108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Louisville
The board meeting covered various topics, including budget ideas, the need for a generator for the K-1/Emergency Shelter, new speed signs, a shelter for sand and rock piles, and discussions about a new village truck. Other agenda items included updates on the Spill the Tea project, the need for a dog catcher, a car wash, lights on a skid steer, and the OSLAD project. An ordinance prohibiting camping on public property was tabled for further review. The board also approved opening an interest-bearing checking account for newly formed Business District funds.
This ordinance authorizes the Village President to pursue legal action to collect a debt of $2,464.00 owed by Nancy Albaugh to the Village of Louisville. The ordinance empowers the President to initiate and maintain legal proceedings to recover the debt.
The Village Board meeting focused on a resolution authorizing the purchase of natural gas from PEFA, Inc., including the execution of a gas supply agreement, approval of bond issuance by PEFA, Inc., and related matters. The meeting also addressed the execution of an amendment to the Utility Gas Management Natural Gas Management Agreement.
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