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Published: Jul 13, 2026

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Beachwood Authorizes Purchases for Public Works, Pool Maintenance, and City Hall Technology

Beachwood City Council approved the purchase of 12 winter carbide snowplow cutting edges and a leaf collection unit for the Public Works Department. They also approved the replacement of pool pumps and a drain line for the public pool, and authorized the acceptance of a quotation for untreated rock salt for the upcoming winter season. A resolution was passed authorizing the purchase of a new utility cart for Public Works. Additionally, the council approved the purchase of microphones and backup audio recording equipment for Conference Room A.

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

Beachwood Council Approves Procurement of Snowplow Parts, Utility Vehicles, and Pool Equipment

Beachwood City Council approved several procurement items. They authorized the purchase of 12 winter carbide snowplow cutting edges for the Public Works Department from Winter Equipment Company for $25,410. They also approved the purchase of one Kabota RTV-X long bed utility cart for Public Works from Middlefield Farm and Garden for $45,450.01, replacing an older unit. Additionally, a leaf collection unit was approved for Public Works from Best Equipment Company for $146,245.97. The council also approved the purchase of a pool pump replacement project for the Public Works Department from Naroni and Sons for $320,655, and authorized the purchase of microphones and backup audio recording equipment for Conference Room A from Root Integrated Systems LLC for an unspecified amount. Finally, a resolution was passed authorizing the mayor to accept a quotation from Cargill Inc. for untreated rock salt for the upcoming winter season at $71.40 per ton.

Community DevelopmentCommercial

Beachwood Welcomes New Businesses, Announces Community Events, and Approves Connector Road Design Services

Mayor Burns announced the grand openings of two new businesses: Signature Health's Beechwood Health Center at 24200 Sugar Boulevard and Crunch Fitness at Pavilion Shopping Center. He also invited senior residents to a Senior Ice Cream Social on July 22nd at the Beechwood Community Center, sponsored by Cornerstone Caregiving. Ms. Jacobs issued a warning to the public about spoofed council emails, emphasizing that city officials will not request payments via email. Councilmember Stern announced the next 'Coffee with a Council Member' event on August 16th, featuring Public Works Director Chris Arietta. Chief Crispino reminded the community about National Night Out on August 4th. A resolution was also passed authorizing an agreement with Glaus, Pyle, Schomer, Burns, and DeHaven, Inc. (GPD Group) for professional design services for a connector road project between Harvard and Mercantile Commerce Park Roads, with an estimated total cost of over $8 million.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Beachwood Council Considers New Regulations for E-bikes and E-scooters

The Beachwood City Council discussed proposed amendments to Chapter 402 (Definitions) and Chapter 474 (Bicycles and Motorcycles) of the Codified Ordinances to address regulations for e-bikes and e-scooters. The amendments aim to define different classes of e-bikes and electric scooters, establish speed limits, clarify helmet requirements, and address usage on sidewalks and bike paths. Council members engaged in a detailed discussion about helmet mandates for different age groups, the definition of mopeds, and potential gaps in regulations for high-powered e-bikes. The council also discussed rules regarding the use of handheld electronic devices while operating these vehicles. The proposed changes are intended to update outdated regulations and enhance safety.

Community DevelopmentCommercial

Beachwood Council Discusses Zipline Drone Delivery Partnership with Cleveland Clinic

Beachwood City Council heard a presentation from Zipline and Cleveland Clinic regarding the implementation of a drone delivery service for pharmaceuticals and other medical supplies. The service aims to provide home deliveries, facilitate inventory movement within the clinic, and manage deliveries between labs. Zipline highlighted their experience in Rwanda and operations in other US cities. Cleveland Clinic expressed confidence in Zipline's safety protocols and innovative solutions. Council members raised questions regarding noise levels, flight altitude, deconfliction with air traffic, and emergency response protocols. The council also discussed regulatory authority over commercial drone operations.

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