Grove Council approves multiple service and funding agreements, including senior meals and domestic-violence advocacy funding

At its July 1 meeting the Grove City Council approved a package of funding and service agreements covering senior meals, domestic-violence advocacy, recycling-center operations, transit services and janitorial work, and also approved a sales tax rebate agreement with Drunken Rooster Bar & Grill - On the Water. The council approved a funding agreement with DOCS Senior Services to provide nutritional on-site meals at the Grove Senior Center and home-delivered meals and other activities. The council approved a funding agreement with Community Crisis Center, Inc. in the amount of $8,000 to provide a walk-in advocacy center for victims of domestic violence. The council approved a recycling-center operations agreement for the City of Grove's recycling center at 145 E. O'Daniel with Home of Hope. The council approved a service agreement with Grand Gateway Economic Development Association for the Pelivan transit program, and approved a service agreement with G-Force Pro Clean, LLC for janitorial services at multiple city-owned locations. The council also approved a sales tax rebate agreement with Drunken Rooster Bar & Grill - On the Water. All motions carried by a 4-0 vote (mover: Ivan Devitt; seconder typically Marty Dyer), and minutes record no public comment on these funding/service items. The minutes do not specify the DOCS Senior Services contract amount, the Home of Hope agreement value, the Grand Gateway service fee, or the janitorial contract dollar amounts beyond the Community Crisis Center $8,000 figure and the sales tax rebate approval; those financial details will be available in contract documents.