New London, Village Request for Qualifications (RFQs) for Engineering Services
RFQs must be mailed or dropped off to Village of New London, Shawn Pickworth, Village Administrator, 115 East Main Street, New London, Ohio 44851, in a sealed envelope marked “Professional Services for Lead Service Line Replacement”. One hard copy is required.
Engineering Services
New London, Village Request for Qualifications (RFQs) for Engineering Services
The current Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) are listed with a short description and the due dates. Statements of Qualifications must be received by the date and time according to the selected RFQ.
Lead Service Line Replacement
The project is for Lead Service Line Replacement Funding Program through the Ohio EPA.
Furnish Statement of Qualifications to support the funding, design and construction of the project to include, but not be limited to, the following:
The publication will be posted in the New London & Norwalk (newspaper) February 18th & 25th (date) and on the Village of New London’s website at www.newlondonohio.com.
New London, Village Request for Qualifications (RFQs) for Engineering Services
RFQs must be mailed or dropped off to Village of New London, Shawn Pickworth, Village Administrator, 115 East Main Street, New London, Ohio 44851, in a sealed envelope marked “Professional Services for Lead Service Line Replacement”. One hard copy is required.
Engineering Services
New London, Village Request for Qualifications (RFQs) for Engineering Services
The current Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) are listed with a short description and the due dates. Statements of Qualifications must be received by the date and time according to the selected RFQ.
Lead Service Line Replacement
The project is for Lead Service Line Replacement Funding Program through the Ohio EPA.
Furnish Statement of Qualifications to support the funding, design and construction of the project to include, but not be limited to, the following:
- Time of funding application, design, bidding, award, completion
- Survey
- Public Involvement/Outreach
- Construction Engineering and Inspection
- Overall Project Management
The publication will be posted in the New London & Norwalk (newspaper) February 18th & 25th (date) and on the Village of New London’s website at www.newlondonohio.com.
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has been made aware of a high number of fraudulent claims regarding Unemployment Benefits issued through the state of Ohio. Although the Ohio Attorney General cannot make a determination as to the validity of a claim – that must be handled by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) – here are a few simple FAQs to address the situation that we are encouraging you to share with your constituents.
Q: How do I know if someone has fraudulently filed for Unemployment Benefits in my name?
A: If you have received one or more of the following and you did not file for Unemployment Benefits in 2020, you may have had a fraudulent claim made in your name:
A: You should follow these steps, in order:
Once you’ve successfully filed your report, ODJFS will send a confirmation email, investigate the claim and issue a correction to the IRS if fraud is determined.
Please note: There is not a mechanism in place for the Ohio Attorney General to contact ODJFS on your behalf to either start or expedite the process.
Q: Can the Ohio Attorney General’s Office resolve my Unemployment Benefits claim?
A: Although the Ohio Attorney General’s Office provides many services to help victims of identity theft, the office cannot resolve Unemployment Benefits claims; only ODJFS can make an eligibility and/or fraud determination. However, if after checking your credit report, you find accounts that do not belong to you, you are encouraged to contact the Ohio Attorney General’s Identity Theft Unit (800-282-0515 or www.OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov).
Q: Can the Ohio Attorney General help me with other tax-related issues, such as providing guidance on how to file my taxes in light of receiving a fraudulent 1099-G?
A: The Ohio Attorney General’s Office cannot help with filing taxes, but the following websites may be helpful:
A: There are many ways in which you can protect yourself from further identity theft:
Best,
Anne
Q: How do I know if someone has fraudulently filed for Unemployment Benefits in my name?
A: If you have received one or more of the following and you did not file for Unemployment Benefits in 2020, you may have had a fraudulent claim made in your name:
- A 1099-G tax form.
- A letter from ODJFS stating that Unemployment Benefits have been applied for in your name.
- A US Bank ReliaCard for funds you do not recognize or were not expecting.
- Notification from your employer that ODJFS is inquiring about Unemployment Benefits that you did not apply for.
A: You should follow these steps, in order:
- Contact ODJFS immediately.
Once you’ve successfully filed your report, ODJFS will send a confirmation email, investigate the claim and issue a correction to the IRS if fraud is determined.
Please note: There is not a mechanism in place for the Ohio Attorney General to contact ODJFS on your behalf to either start or expedite the process.
- Check your credit report.
- Consider placing an Initial Fraud Alert on your credit report.
- Experian: www.experian.com/fraud (888-397-3742)
- Equifax: www.equifax.com (800-525-6285)
- Transunion: www.transunion.com (800-680-7289).
- Consider placing a permanent Security Freeze on your credit report.
Q: Can the Ohio Attorney General’s Office resolve my Unemployment Benefits claim?
A: Although the Ohio Attorney General’s Office provides many services to help victims of identity theft, the office cannot resolve Unemployment Benefits claims; only ODJFS can make an eligibility and/or fraud determination. However, if after checking your credit report, you find accounts that do not belong to you, you are encouraged to contact the Ohio Attorney General’s Identity Theft Unit (800-282-0515 or www.OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov).
Q: Can the Ohio Attorney General help me with other tax-related issues, such as providing guidance on how to file my taxes in light of receiving a fraudulent 1099-G?
A: The Ohio Attorney General’s Office cannot help with filing taxes, but the following websites may be helpful:
- The state of Ohio answers tax questions on this webpage.
- The IRS answer tax questions on this webpage.
A: There are many ways in which you can protect yourself from further identity theft:
- Never share personal information with someone who contacts you unexpectedly.
- Place an Initial Fraud Alert or permanent Security Freeze on your credit reports.
- Never carry unnecessary personal information, such as your Social Security card, in your wallet or purse.
- Don’t conduct private business on personal WiFi.
- Use hard-to-guess passwords, especially for websites in which you have personal information stored.
Best,
Anne
From the Huron County Treasurer’s Office:
Real Estate tax bills were mailed on Thursday, January 14th.
Due to delays with the postal service, many bills have not been delivered.
If you have not received your bill, please call the Huron County Treasurer's Office at 419.668.2090.
Hours 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Extended hours: Wednesday January 27 and Wednesday February 3 until 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 6 9:00 a.m. until noon.
First half Real Estate tax payment is due on Friday, February 12.
Thank you so much,
Kathleen
Kathleen A Schaffer
Huron County Treasurer
16 East Main Street
Norwalk, Oh 44857
Ph. 419.668.2090
Real Estate tax bills were mailed on Thursday, January 14th.
Due to delays with the postal service, many bills have not been delivered.
If you have not received your bill, please call the Huron County Treasurer's Office at 419.668.2090.
Hours 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Extended hours: Wednesday January 27 and Wednesday February 3 until 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 6 9:00 a.m. until noon.
First half Real Estate tax payment is due on Friday, February 12.
Thank you so much,
Kathleen
Kathleen A Schaffer
Huron County Treasurer
16 East Main Street
Norwalk, Oh 44857
Ph. 419.668.2090
2020 Village of New London Income Tax Forms are now available
Village of New London
The Village of New London is accepting applications for the position of Zoning Inspector.
This position is a part-time position and paid 2 times a year totaling $2500.00 per/year.
The Zoning Inspector is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of the Council of the Village of New London. On a day to day basis, he works under the general supervision and direction of the Village Administrator.
By Ordinance, the Zoning Inspector’s duties include:
The Zoning Inspector must be able to travel to locations within the Village to observe property conditions in person. The Zoning Inspector must be able to occasionally appear in court on behalf of the Village.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Any combination of education, training, or work experience which indicates possession of the skills, knowledge and abilities to perform the tasks listed above.
Ability to communicate effectively with the members of the public, employees, elected officials, contractors, consultants, government agencies, both verbally and in written forms would be beneficial.
Knowledge of construction, building trades, engineering and/or land development would be beneficial.
Must be a licensed driver and insurable under the Village’s existing automobile liability insurance coverage.
The Village of New London is accepting applications for the position of Zoning Inspector.
This position is a part-time position and paid 2 times a year totaling $2500.00 per/year.
The Zoning Inspector is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of the Council of the Village of New London. On a day to day basis, he works under the general supervision and direction of the Village Administrator.
By Ordinance, the Zoning Inspector’s duties include:
- Issue Zoning Permits and Certificates of Occupancy when the Zoning Ordinance has been followed, or, refuse same in the event of noncompliance.
- Determine the designated fees for Zoning Permits, Amendments, Appeals, Conditional Uses, and Exceptions.
- Make and keep records on all applications, issuance and denial of all permits, and on complaints of violations.
- Enforce this Zoning Ordinance and take necessary steps to remedy any condition found in violation.
- Advise the Planning Commission and Council regarding all matters other than routine duties pertaining to the enforcement of this Zoning Ordinance.
- Issue Certificate of Occupancy.
The Zoning Inspector must be able to travel to locations within the Village to observe property conditions in person. The Zoning Inspector must be able to occasionally appear in court on behalf of the Village.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Any combination of education, training, or work experience which indicates possession of the skills, knowledge and abilities to perform the tasks listed above.
Ability to communicate effectively with the members of the public, employees, elected officials, contractors, consultants, government agencies, both verbally and in written forms would be beneficial.
Knowledge of construction, building trades, engineering and/or land development would be beneficial.
Must be a licensed driver and insurable under the Village’s existing automobile liability insurance coverage.
In response to the public safety health orders issued by the State of Ohio and the recommendations of the U.S. Center for Disease Control, the Village of New London is taking precautionary measures for the health, safety and welfare of the general public and village employees from exposure to the Coronavirus. These measures are effective immediately until further notice.
Council Meetings
In response to the public safety health orders issued by the State of Ohio and the recommendations of the U.S. Center for Disease Control, the Village of New London is taking precautionary measures for the health, safety and welfare of the general public and village employees from exposure to the Coronavirus. These measures are effective immediately until further notice.
Village Council meetings held at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month will be closed to the general public. Meetings will be live-streamed on Facebook and can be reached at this location: https://www.facebook.com/Village-of-New-London-275757015797760/?ref=br_rs If members of the general public wish to offer a question or comment during council meetings, please contact Mayor Toby Thomas via text at 330-835-7503 either prior to or during the council meeting.
Minutes of each meeting will be posted promptly on the Village Website: http://www.newlondonohio.com .
If the Council determines to change this policy, or to change the schedule or cancel future “regular” meetings, notification will also be posted on the Village Website.
Toby Thomas, Mayor
Shawn Pickworth, Village Administrator
Council Meetings
In response to the public safety health orders issued by the State of Ohio and the recommendations of the U.S. Center for Disease Control, the Village of New London is taking precautionary measures for the health, safety and welfare of the general public and village employees from exposure to the Coronavirus. These measures are effective immediately until further notice.
Village Council meetings held at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month will be closed to the general public. Meetings will be live-streamed on Facebook and can be reached at this location: https://www.facebook.com/Village-of-New-London-275757015797760/?ref=br_rs If members of the general public wish to offer a question or comment during council meetings, please contact Mayor Toby Thomas via text at 330-835-7503 either prior to or during the council meeting.
Minutes of each meeting will be posted promptly on the Village Website: http://www.newlondonohio.com .
If the Council determines to change this policy, or to change the schedule or cancel future “regular” meetings, notification will also be posted on the Village Website.
Toby Thomas, Mayor
Shawn Pickworth, Village Administrator
