Maumee Valley Planning Organization
Serving Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Paulding, and Williams Counties in Northwest Ohio
Ohio Public Works (OPWC)
District 5
District 5 Contacts
Liaison
Dennis Miller
Maumee Valley Planning Organization
1300 E. Second Street, Suite 200
Defiance, OH 43512
Phone: 419-784-3882
Fax: 419-784-2061
Email: dmiller@mvpo.org
Chair, Integrating Committee
Mr. Tim Schumm
Appointing Authority: District 5 County Engineers
Executive Committee Member
Term End: 03/28/2021
Alternate: Travis McGarvey
Phone: 419-592-2976
Email: hce@henrycountyohio.com
Chair, Executive Committee
Mr. Ron Lajti
Appointing Authority: Ottawa County Commissioners
Executive Committee Member
Term End: 03/28/2021
Phone: 419 734-6777
Email: rlajti@co.ottawa.oh.us
Round 39 State Capital
Improvement Program (SCIP)
Applications for infrastructure improvements through the State Capital Improvements Program (SCIP) and the Local Transportation Improvement Program (LTIP) are due on September 13, 2024 to the County Subcommittees.
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The preliminary District 5 Round 39 LTIP allocation is $2,467,000.00 with the 105% amount set at $2,590,350.00. The Revolving Loan Program allocation for District 5 Round 39 is approximately $2,076,288.00.
Deadlines
Friday, September 13, 2024
Deadline for SCIP ad LTIP projects to be submitted to County sub-committees in paper or electronic form.​
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Friday, October 11, 2024
All SCIP and LTIP project applications due to the District 5 Liaison and will either be entered into the portal by local staff or liaison.
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Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 9:00am @ City of Perrysburg Basement Conference Room
Executive Committee to review SCIP and LTIP project applications.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2024, 1:30pm @ Maumee Valley Planning Organization office
Deadline for District 5 Small Government Committee to rate and rank project applications.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2024, 3:00pm @ Wood County Commissioners
District 5 Executive Committee to take final action on SCIP and LTIP projects.
District 5 Integrating Committee to take final action on project applications.
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Friday, December 20, 2024
Deadline to submit project applications to The Ohio Public Works Commission.
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Project Agreements will tentatively be received by the applicant on or before July 1, 2025.
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More Information & Resources
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Infrastructure Program Resources
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District 5 News and Notifications
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Infrastructure Reauthorization Process
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Historic Impact of the Infrastructure Program
The current 10 year Authorization of the Infrastructure Funding granted by the Ohio Public Works Commission ends on July 1, 2025. This is Program Year 39 of the program that was established in November 3, 1987. During the 40 program cycles the Ohio Public Works Commission has distributed approximately $5.62 billion dollars of assistance. During the most recent 10-year authorization period $2.2 billion in infrastructure funding has been disbursed to 4,291 infrastructure projects in 1,064 counties, townships, villages and cities throughout the 88 counties of Ohio. These investments in local Ohio jurisdictions have leveraged approximately $6.345 billion in local and federal funds.
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General Assembly Initiated Constitutional Amendment Process
The reauthorization of the Infrastructure Program is initiated by a joint Resolution of the Ohio General Assembly consisting of the Ohio House and Ohio Senate requiring a 3/5th vote for legislative passage. The next step is to certify the Resolution to the Secretary of State for the assignment to the Ballot Board for drafting of the ballot language. At the same time the General Assembly may appoint members to prepare arguments for and against the no later than 80 days before the election. The proposed legislation is published for three weeks in local media. The issue is then slated for a primary or general election for the consideration of Ohio registered voters. On the prescribed Election Day, the vote to determine passage for the Constitution Amendment to become part of the Ohio Constitution.
Next Steps
Check back for updates as the Reauthorization Process unfolds. We hope to be able to provide more details on the legislative schedule this fall.