04/28/25 Council News
Weed Management Service
Weed Management Service
Weed Management Service
Village Council Approves Season-Long Weed Management Service
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
At the April 28 workshop meeting, Crooksville Village Council approved a proposal from LCS Weed Management for seasonal vegetation control. With no current village employee holding a spraying license, the decision allows certified professional Lance Sherrick to handle all weed spraying. The contract includes a full-season guarantee—if weeds return, follow-up spraying will be free. The council unanimously agreed this would save time and allow the service department to focus on other pressing projects.
Estimated savings $35,000 a year.
Spring Project List
Weed Management Service
Weed Management Service
Spring Project List Outlined for Village Improvements
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
Lacey Tumblin presented a comprehensive list of improvement projects planned for the 2025 season. The projects range from work at the Beaumont Building, painting and parking upgrades, to enhancements across multiple parks including new playground equipment at South Park and behind the Rec Center. Tree planting, stump grinding, pothole repairs, hydrant maintenance, and even mosquito spraying (after equipment calibration on May 14) are also on the to-do list. Reed Station Park will see aesthetic updates, including wall repairs and restocking of the pond. After mowing season, repainting the Municipal Building interior is a top goal.
Infrastructure projects
Weed Management Service
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
Council Looks to Future with Major Utility Upgrades
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
The council also discussed long-term infrastructure projects, including updating the Village’s aging water meters and pits—an initiative that’s been on the table for years. Final work at the water plant, which recently went offline temporarily, is also pending. Council members emphasized the importance of these improvements for the village’s utility systems.
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
South Park and Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
Council member Mr. Loomis requested gravel at South Park, while Mr. Locke asked that trees at the Sprankle property be trimmed back. These items were added to the season’s project agenda, reinforcing the council’s commitment to maintaining and enhancing public spaces across the village.
Wilson Property Signing
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
Wilson Property Signing
Wilson Property Signing Scheduled
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
Lacey Tumblin informed council that she will sign paperwork to secure the Wilson Property on April 29. The acquisition represents another step in Crooksville’s efforts to expand and manage local resources strategically.
Funding Extensions
Sprankle Property to See Upgrades
Wilson Property Signing
B1/B6 Project Underway with ARPA Funding Extensions
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
The B1/B6 infrastructure project is now in motion, with funding provided through American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars. Courtney Edwards reported that an extension was filed by Heidi due to project delays, ensuring that the necessary funding remains available as work progresses.
Golf simulators
Golf simulators
Golf simulators
Permit Info, golf simulators are being planned
04/28/25 Crooksville Council News
Steve Schilling attended the meeting to inquire about a building permit for an add-on at The Hangout, where golf simulators are being planned. Mrs. Tumblin directed him to pick up the required paperwork at the municipal office, supporting the continued development of local business.