Village council wraps up 2024 with a short session
By Paula Pyzik Scott
The Village of Ada Council held a meeting lasting approximately 30 minutes on Tuesday, December 17 with this attached packet and agenda.
During the approval of bills to be paid, there was a brief discussion of the unusually large grand total of $1,014,649.02 for the first claims register, which included loan and water meter payments.
LEGISLATION
Council approved resolutions for the employment of legal counsel, an agreement to share the cost of indigent defendant representation in municipal court, a farm lease agreement with Christopher James and authorizing the mayor to submit applications to the Ohio Public Works Commission State Capital Improvement and/or Local Transportation Improvement Program(s).
Council also approved two ordinances for Fiscal Year 2025 annual appropriations.
REPORTS
Village Administrator Jamie Hall updated council on projects including fire hydrant and water meter replacements, fall tree removal and stump grinding.
Police Chief Alec Cooper reported that since the last council meeting his officer had responded to 99 calls for service, filed 15 incident reports and assisted at 2 vehicle accidents.
The meeting adjourned at 6:58 p.m.
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