Beth Rediger News Today

The Village of Stryker is combining two projects in the hopes of getting an Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) grant.

The Williams County commissioners Tuesday held the second hearing on proposed projects for a critical infrastructure grant, but will make their decision next week.

Stryker Village Council Monday made a slight adjustment to the 2024 budget and also reviewed guidelines for the spring cleanup, which is Saturday, May 4.

Stryker Village Council amended its income tax ordinance, welcomed a new member and heard from a candidate running for Williams County Sheriff at its regular monthly meeting Monday.

Stryker village expects to finish 2023 almost $200,000 in the black, fiscal officer Beth Rediger told council and Mayor Joey Beck at council’s meeting Monday.

A wall meant to honor Stryker fire and police chiefs could be opening up to more people.

Stryker Village Council agreed to add a fourth full-time police officer while also approving a pay increase for part-time officers at its regular monthly meeting Monday.

Stryker council approved a revised budget and sent a resolution raising trash and recycling rates to a second reading at its meeting Monday.

STRYKER— After several years in the working, Stryker is finally replacing the waterline on Johnson Street.

STRYKER— The Stryker Village Council approved having the village administrator apply for a Community Development Block Grant to rehabilitate the village’s second water tower.