Agenda for March 14 regular council meeting
The agenda for the 7:00 p.m. March 14 meeting of the Village of Bluffton council includes the following items:
- Resolution establishing positions and wages for swimming pool and rates for 2022
- Resolution (by emergency) accepting a bid and authorizing the Village Administrator to enter into into a contract with Bluffton Stone Company/Bluffton Paving Inc. for the 2022 construction year
The full packet includes the full agenda and:
- Minutes from the February 28 meeting
- March 14 voucher report
- Ordinance Committee minutes regarding flood plain regulations
- Bike and Pedestrian Pathway Board minutes
- March 10 COVID-19 update from Allen County Public Health
- Resolution 04-2022 for 2022 pool positions, wages and rates
- Resolution 05-2022 for accepting a bid for aggregate and asphalt material, asphalt application and equipment rental
- Village Administrator's report
Stories Posted This Week
Friday, May 2, 2025
- BHS seniors exhibit art at Gallery 323 through May 7
- What's in your weekend?
- Pirate softball blanked by Lancers
- Pirate baseball blanked by Lincolnview
- Laman Promoted to VP Retail Credit Manager by CNB
- Local land conservancy hires first Executive Director
- Steiner to present Swiss Family Migration program on May 21
- 850 Days of Caring volunteers will pitch in for Hancock County
Thursday, May 1, 2025
- Angel M. Langhals owned LFE/API Meters
- Allen Co. task force targets target sex and human traffickers
- Blessing of the Bikes, May 4
- Metzger honored at 2025 Black Swamp Council meeting
- Volunteer invitation for Bluffton Pathway Count in May
- Pirate tennis edges Ottawa-Glandorf
- Bluffton EMS station staffing goes 24/7 on May 1
- You are what you eat: Link to immune system
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
- Observation deck added to Motter Park cascading pools project
- Bluffton Women in Business meet May 15
- Four sportsmen stock 200 trout at Buckeye Lake
- Pirate girls, boys 2nd at Minster track quad
- Pirate baseball win vs. Riverdale
- Pirate softball loss vs. Riverdale
- Field reports from NW Ohio wildlife officers