Liberty Township Fiscal Officer Patty Griffin has provided minutes from August and September 2025 meetings of the Board of Trustees.
AUGUST 4
The board received a report of damage to a bridge by a drunk driver. Hardin County will be repairing bridge L-25-C-22.
Work on the cemetery chapel was reported, including installation of air conditioning and a window. A first deed book has been entered in the computer system.
AUGUST 18
Jason Weihrauch reported on repair work to the office computer, ditch mowing progress, continued cemetery deed entry and repairs to the 1997 F-350 truck.
CORRECTED: The date of this meeting was October 7. Thank you to the Icon reader who pointed out our error.
By Paula Pyzik Scott
The Ada Council held a regular meeting on the evening of October 7 with all members present and Mayor Dave Retterer presiding. The meeting packet is HERE.
A 20-minute executive session was held to discuss an employment item.
PUBLIC COMMENT
During the public comment portion of the meeting, three Ada residents were present and addressed Council. Five minutes are allowed for each person.
FROM THE PARK BOARD__The Park District Liberty Twp Hardin Co Ohio met on [September 22, 2025] in the park office. Present were Bob Szuch, President Jamie Hall Commissioner, Paul Fletcher Commissioner, Ken Wolke Park Manager and Mary Jane Lee, Clerk.
Jamie checked on getting the rubber mulch replaced at the playground. The old mulch will be removed and new will be put down.
The architect for the new concession stand and the new shelter house was present and some final revisions were made. The project is out for bids.
The Ada Board of Education met on Thursday, September 18, 2025. The meeting was conducted by Board President Troy. Erickson.
STAFF REPORTS
High School Principal Dan Lee reported that the year had started well. Dr. Lee provided the current records for fall sports. He noted that the Manufacturing classes that were implemented this year have great attendance. In the High School there are 50-60 students enrolled in classes and the middle school will have approximately 60 students over the course of 2 semesters enrolled.
The Village of Ada Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15 and with emergency actions passed an ordinance prohibiting adult use cannabis operators and medical marijuana cultivators, processors and retail dispensaries from operating within the Village of Ada. The ordinance which had previously been renewed every six months, was allowed to expire earlier this year. With no applications currently in process, council members opted to reinstate the restriction as a precautionary measure, this time without a set expiration date.
MEDIA RELEASE__Due to a scheduling conflict, the September 2025 meeting of the Park District Board for Liberty Twp., Hardin County, Ohio will be moved from the third Monday of the month to Monday, September 22 at 7:00 p.m.