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Oct 12, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The project involves installing approximately 543 linear feet of new 10-inch SDR-26 PVC sewer pipe along State Route 7, from an existing manhole north to the old ODOT outpost at 1590 SR 7. The work also includes two precast manholes and three 6-inch laterals. It includes decommissioning and partial demolition of an existing sanitary package plant.
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193868
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1,633
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198,972
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This document details a Workers' Compensation Service Agency Agreement between Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. and Trumbull County. Sedgwick is appointed as the exclusive agent for managing and analyzing Trumbull County's workers' compensation claims from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023. The agreement includes provisions for standard services, reports, and loss prevention, for which Trumbull County will pay an annual fee of $32,000. It also outlines confidentiality, liability, and other standard contractual terms, with an attached authorization form for the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation.
This Workers' Compensation Service Agency Agreement, effective January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2026, appoints Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. as Trumbull County's exclusive agent for workers' compensation claims management. For an annual fee of $32,000, subject to a 3% annual increase, Sedgwick will provide standard services including claim processing, analysis, and reporting. The agreement outlines responsibilities, confidentiality, liability, and an authorization for Sedgwick to act on behalf of Trumbull County with the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Trumbull County
The board addressed a wide range of administrative and infrastructure business. Key discussions included the approval of a new CAD system contract for the 911 center, extensions for workforce development services, and updates to the Workforce Development Board bylaws. Commissioners authorized several road infrastructure projects, including vacations, closures for events and bridge replacements, and an engineering agreement for a railroad access road. Other significant actions involved personnel updates, including a hiring approval and the acknowledgment of a long-term employee's retirement, alongside a resolution honoring a local nonprofit leader. The board also approved construction change orders, renewed the citizens participation policy for the community development block grant program, and authorized capital improvement plans and sanitary water and sewer infrastructure projects.
The board addressed various fiscal and operational matters, including the approval of appropriations, bill payments, and inter-departmental fund transfers. The commissioners reviewed multiple infrastructure projects, authorizing bid advertisements for the Hubbard Outpost sanitary sewer extension and contracts for the Salt Springs Road project and Stillwagon Road water improvements. The board established a new Violent Crime Reduction Task Force, allocated senior service levy funding, and approved procurement contracts for police vehicles. Additionally, the commissioners finalized the appointment of a new Director of Job and Family Services and passed resolutions recognizing local organizations for community service.
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The meeting primarily addressed financial appropriations for various county departments, including adjustments for IT equipment, accounting systems, and sewage treatment grants. Key discussions involved financial support transfers for the Prosecutor's office, the Sheriff, and the Board of Elections. The board considered resolutions for library tax levies, bond authorizations for Otterbine Homes projects, and the inclusion of the Village of Lordstown in the storm water program. Additionally, the commissioners reviewed revisions to security service contracts for the Department of Job and Family Services and authorized various right-of-way permits.
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