Public Meetings

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Ada school board has scheduled a special meeting to complete its annual evaluations of its superintendent and treasurer.

The meeting wlll be in executive session and no formal action is anticipated, according to Matt Gossman, board president.

The meeting is at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 31. The board previously met on March 25 as part of the evaluation process.

Special meeting called March 25

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Ada school board has scheduled a special meeting for its annual evaluations of its superintendent and treasurer.

The meeting wlll be in executive session and no formal action is anticipated. The meeting is at 5 p.m., Thursday, March 25.

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Ada school board will meet at 5 p.m., Thursday, March 18. This is the regular monthly meeting in addition to a planning session on the agenda.

Ada income tax revenue down as a result of covid-19

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Ada council will meet on Tuesday with several local issues on the agenda.
Click here for council’s agenda.

Council is expected to enter executive session to discuss negotiations with the sergeants bargaining unit.

A second issue includes a letter to council from Andrea Hall, 622 Clint Drive, concerning the intersection of Main Street and Lima Avenue.

Slight increase in village utility bills this month

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Ada council made two legislative emergency actions on Tuesday.

Council passed a resolution to work with Dixon Engineering of Lake Odessa, Michigan, for a 2021 inspection and painting of the village 300,000 gallon water tower. An 18-page document attached to this story spells out the agreement.

Council also passes a resolution with Jones and Henry Engineers, Cincinnati, for the installation of a backup power generator automatic transfer switch involving the village water treatment plant.

Due to the financial insecurity arising from the covid-19 pandemic.

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Ada council members will see a 2020 village financial summary when it meets on Feb. 2.

It will show that while the village general fund revenue fund was budgeted at $2,098,563, the actual 2020 revenue exceeded that thanks for funding to the village from the Federal CARES Act.

According to Patty Navin, village fiscal officer, the CARES Act funds were distributed into several funds. These included the general fund, swimming pool fund, public works fund, health and welfare fund and the Ada-Liberty Township ambulance fund.

The 2020 budgeted expenses were $2,154,970, and the actual expenses were lower, at $2,006,661.

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