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Trumbull’s administration building air quality may be making employees sick (opens the original)
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WARREN -- A county employee told Trumbull County Commissioners that the air quality in the county's administration building may be making employees sick. Beth Toth of the Trumbull County Auditor's Office told the commissioners during Tuesday's workshop there are some concerns about the air quality in the auditor's office. She provided commissioners Tony Bernard, Rick Hernandez and Denny Malloy with results of air quality tests that she, on her own, conducted that indicated there had been formald
New director of Trumbull’s Job and Family Services expected to be hired soon (opens the original)
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WARREN -- The Trumbull County Commissioners are expected to name a new executive director for the Trumbull County Jobs and Family Services soon. Nine of the approximately dozen contenders who applied for the position have been interviewed, according to Commissioner Rick Hernandez. Three candidates received second interviews. A new director is expected to be announced within the next one to three weeks. The county is expected to make an offer for employment and then give the candidate time to inf
Commissioners ending era of paying for work done without their approval (opens the original)
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WARREN -- A week after warning Trumbull County department heads they will no longer pass resolutions to pay for change orders when the work already has been done without their review, Commissioners Denny Malloy and Rick Hernandez are expected to approve today a $186,152.76 change order for the Meadowbrook Sanitary Improvement project. The change order increased the cost of the project to $13,226,152.76 from its original price tag of $13,040,000. Last week, after the commissioners unanimously agr
Trumbull commissioners considering annual vehicle purchasing program for sheriff (opens the original)
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WARREN -- Trumbull commissioners are considering establishing an annual program allowing the sheriff office to purchase at least four patrol cars per year to replenish its aging vehicle force. Under the proposed program, the county will be able to purchase a minimum of four vehicles per year or one vehicle per quarter. Sheriff Michael Wilson told the commissioners there is a critical need to obtain new vehicles because some of the vehicles in the fleet have more than 200,000 miles on them. "We h
Commissioners lean toward moving new 911 Center to KSU Trumbull (opens the original)
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WARREN -- Trumbull County Commissioners on Wednesday said they are strongly leaning toward placing the new Trumbull County 911 Center at Kent State University at Trumbull campus instead of the second floor of the county's Health Department building in Cortland. Commission President Tony Bernard made the announcement during a discussion about applying for a 2026 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant through the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services. "Our next phase is we are going to
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