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The architectural firm hired to design the new Lorain County Jail unveiled plans May 21 in detail for the new facility during the Lorain County commissioners meeting.Eric Gratz, project manager for DLZ Architectural Services, presented the plans which have been an ongoing project for several months.County officials such as Administrator Jeff Armbruster, Deputy Administrator Karen […]

Lorain County commissioners unanimously passed legislation at a meeting Feb. 27 to hire a consulting group to complete a county-wide lead abatement project. The commissioners initially balked at paying Kleinfelder Inc. $672,000 to administer Lorain County’s Lead Safe Ohio Grant, which it received in January. Lorain County received the $1,892,000 grant to complete lead safe […]

The Lorain County Commission received permission by a court Dec. 20 to vote on the MARCS radio system which they approved 2-1 vote in a special afternoon meeting. “We are proud to announce the construction of a countywide public safety communications network by adding more towers and interoperability for our public safety forces,” stated Commission […]

Lorain County commissioners tabled legislation to change the county’s employees’ health care plan during a lengthy Nov. 17 meeting that was attended by approximately 20 county employees. The commissioners’ board room was full of employees, not only at the Nov. 17 meeting, but also the board’s Nov. 14 meeting as well regarding the health care […]

Vermilion City Council has unanimously voted to join the developing Lorain County Regional Water Reclamation Facility.

Lorain County commissioners were presented with a plan Nov. 3 to improve medical coverage for county employees.

The Lorain County Commission unanimously approved entering into a $112,054 grant agreement for the Sheriff's Drug Task Force.

Lorain County commissioners unanimously agreed Aug. 25 to allow the Fair Board of Directors to request up to $30,000 to help pay for transporting people to the fairgrounds in Wellington.

SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - Contruction continues at what will be the new Saginaw United High School next year.

Lorain County commissioners will start using services from Enterprise Fleet Management instead of purchasing vehicles for county-use to save $800,000 annually in capital costs.