The Board of Public Works convened on June 18, 2026, to address a series of routine approvals, contract authorizations, and project updates. The meeting included approval of prior minutes, bid openings, and several new business items, all passed unanimously by voice vote.
Three bids were received and opened:
We will call this meeting of the Board of Public Works to order. Can I get us started with a motion for approval of the BPW minutes from June 11th? So move. I'll second that. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Another item under old business. The City of Evansville City Engineers requests approval to open bids for the 2026 pavement crack ceiling project, project number 26-011. So move. Motion for approval, so moved. I'll second that. All in favor? Aye. Aye. We'll do that. Do you want to come back to that after you get those tallied? Yep. We will revisit when those are tallied and we will move on to new business. First item, the City of Evansville Human Relations Commission requests approval of the surplus of items. There's an attachment for this. Diane Clements Boyd, Executive Director. Anything further? Yes. Good afternoon. I'm here with Whitney Moore, and she's going to tell us about this item. So the first is the office surplus. It's just a couple of old items that are a little outdated in our office that we were trying to clear out. So nobody claimed them from anyway. So we're just trying to clear our office. Okay. Any questions from the board? No. Do I hear motion for approval? So move. I'll second that. All in favor? Aye. Aye. And next up, the City of Evansville Human Relations Commission requests approval of consulting services contract and an addendum with TA Dickle Consulting LLC for Strategic Planning, leadership development, and creative problem solving facilitation training for the three advisory boards in which the Human Relations Commission facilitates. The total contract amount is not to exceed $15,875. Diane's Clement Boyd. Any further? I think you covered it all. It's for strategic planning and it is going to provide our advisory boards with a strategic focus and a one-to-two-year plan for uh projects and focus areas for for the coming uh year or two. So we've been wanting to do this for a long time and uh we're now able to do it. Any questions from the board? No. I hear a motion for approval. So I'll second that.