Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Warren County Water & Sewer Department.
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Nov 19, 2026
This RFP is for the construction and development of three 16-inch diameter raw water wells, each approximately 95-100 feet deep, equipped with stainless steel screens and gravel-packed filter columns, anticipated to produce 1,300 to 2,500 gallons per minute.
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City
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Lebanon
County
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Warren
Address
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406 Justice Drive
Zip Code
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45036
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Warren County Water & Sewer Department
The Board meeting included the approval of numerous personnel resolutions, such as new hires for various county departments, reclassifications, and the acceptance of resignations. Key financial and administrative actions involved the issuance of Road Improvement Bond Anticipation Notes, approval of contract agreements with various entities for sewer system improvements and infrastructure projects, and authorization for emergency replacements and property easements. Furthermore, the Board addressed zoning and land use matters, including continuing public hearings on rezoning applications and modifying water and sewer department regulations. A public hearing was also convened to discuss the 2017 Tax Budget, which projects an increase in general fund appropriations.
The Board approved various personnel resolutions, including new hires and reclassifications in multiple departments. Administrative actions were taken regarding intergovernmental agreements, financial transactions, and payment of bills. The Board addressed infrastructure projects, including street and security agreements for Union 48 in Hamilton Township and advertising for sanitary repairs. Several budget revisions and appropriation adjustments were authorized. Additionally, the Board conducted administrative hearings regarding the Otterbein New Campus Center Entry and the Otterbein New Recreational Pavilion site plans in Turtlecreek Township, both of which were approved with conditions. The Board also discussed the potential refinancing of revenue bonds for Otterbein Homes and established procedures for liquor permit notifications.
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The board adopted several resolutions, including designating FMLA leave, approving an amendment to a CDBG cooperation agreement, entering into a drainage easement, authorizing an agreement for building inspection services, and approving various appropriation adjustments and bill payments. The board recognized a local student for a severe weather awareness poster contest. Additionally, the board held a public hearing regarding a rezoning application for a composting facility in Washington Township, which involved extensive testimony from the applicant, technical experts, and community members regarding odor, zoning compliance, and environmental impacts.
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