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LAKEMORE — Water and sanitary sewer lines on Sixth, Seventh and Frank streets are expected to be replaced this summer following Lakemore Village’s successful application for Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) funding. Lakemore Village Council member Jon Strittmatter May 15 announced the village has received an OPWC grant and an OPWC loan for the project.
LAKEMORE — Lakemore Village Council approved applying for state funding for engineering services related to its wastewater facilities Feb. 6. The $68,000 Ohio Water Pollution Control Loan Fund grant will pay for the first phase of the village’s sanitary sewer repair and improvement project, including lines and manholes, village Administrator Tracy Sayers explained. “This is
LAKEMORE — Lakemore Village Council approved a police, fire and EMS dispatching agreement with the South Summit Council of Governments (SSCOG) Jan. 17 that is expected to save the village an estimated $8,000 annually, according to Fiscal Officer Megan Pitman. Administrator Tracy Sayers explained that SSCOG provides dispatching service for the Fire Department and the
LAKEMORE — Lakemore Village saw the promotion of a part-time police officer to full-time status along with the departure of three police officers, one firemedic and a Service Department employee at the Nov. 21 Lakemore Village meeting. Police officers Stephen Cagaric, Jason Frankland and Garrett Fleming, along with part-time firemedic Austin Wingate and Service Department
Council also passed items related to roads, sewers