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NECIC seeks to reallocate city ARPA funds to buy, remodel former VOA site

MANSFIELD — Leaders of the North End Community Improvement Collaborative see an immediate opportunity to meet the pressing need of reducing youth violence in the city. That’s why the NECIC is asking Mansfield City Council on Dec. 19 to reallocate the $1.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to help the non-profit organization purchase […]

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Friendly House awarded $108K in ARPA funds from Richland County commissioners

MANSFIELD — Richland County commissioners Thursday formally approved awarding the Friendly House a total of $108,614 in American Rescue Plan Act funds for two projects at the non-profit facility. Funds will allow Friendly House to purchase an emergency generator and also install new sidewalks at the 380 N. Mulberry St. facility. Commissioners had informally approved […]

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Richland County commissioners award $1.56 million renovation contract to Studer-Obringer

MANSFIELD — Actual construction work to renovate “L2” inside the Richland County administration building is expected to begin before the end of the year. County commissioners on Tuesday voted to accept the $1.56 million bid of Studer-Obringer Inc. of New Washington to serve as the general contractor on a project that will create relocation space […]

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Richland County commissioners OK ARPA for truck, but say more is planned

MANSFIELD — Richland County commissioners on Thursday approved spending $68,981 in American Rescue Plan Act funds for a new truck and salt spreader for its maintenance department. But Commissioner Tony Vero made it clear he has bigger ideas for ARPA funds going forward, including additional renovations to the county administration building, adding that capital funds […]

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Firearms training simulator latest upgrade for Richland County Sheriff’s Office

MANSFELD — Improved staffing levels. Two new K-9 units. Better countywide radio communication. And with the approval of Richland County commissioners on Tuesday, a new firearms simulator to train deputies in de-escalation techniques and appropriate use of force. Richland County Sheriff Steve Sheldon said he’s pleased with the status of the department, which he has […]

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