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Sep 11, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
Provide owner's representative and legal services in connection with the owner's facilities improvement project which may include, but is not limited to, site and building improvements to the existing city's service garage, a new fire station. And such additional facilities and improvements as deemed necessary by the owner.
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Sep 18, 2026
Pavement remediation.
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Census ID
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172372
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
143.5
Population
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13,353
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Warrensville Heights
The council meeting focused on the consideration and approval of Resolution 2026-028, which pertains to the amendment of a previous resolution regarding the renewal of a 1.0 mill tax levy for street lighting. This amendment was necessary to correct ballot language and cited subsections of the Ohio Revised Code.
The council meeting covered various topics including efforts to increase voter participation through collaborative initiatives, code enforcement regarding property maintenance concerns, and the introduction of a new business operator at Harvard Park. Residents presented issues concerning property management and HOA transparency. The council confirmed the appointment of a city prosecutor, authorized donations to the athletic booster club, and approved various planning commission applications for signage and single-family home construction. Additionally, the council authorized tree removal services and approved financial actions such as permanent appropriation amendments and a tax levy renewal. New firefighters were officially recognized and sworn in during the proceedings.
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The council deliberated on Res. 2026-027, which proposes a 1.00 mill renewal levy for the purpose of providing and maintaining street lighting. The discussion focused on ensuring legal compliance with Ohio Revised Code requirements, particularly the strategy of proceeding with a renewal levy rather than a replacement levy to mitigate financial impact on residents while satisfying specific technical requirements set by the state.
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