WARREN — The Trumbull County Commissioners are expected to approve today the selling of one-year notes that either will pay for or pay down on a variety of projects done by the county, including multiple sanitary sewer and waterline projects, as well as general obligation bonds issued several years ago.

Up to $1.25 million worth of bonds will be sold to pay for 2026 sanitary projects on Crain Drive and Caleb Road. Up to $800,000 will be used for waterline projects on Stillwagon Road and Williams Drive.

More than $6.5 million will be used to roll over bonds previously used to pay for repairs that include, but are not limited to, work on elevators in the Trumbull County Administration Building; a roof repair on the county’s engineering building; upgrades in the county’s Stone Building; upgrades in the engineering office building; as well as additional work on the Meadowbrook and Pendleton Gilmer sanitary sewers, Blue Print Phase II and State Road water regionalization projects.

The amount of bonds being rolled over with the bond sales will be approximately $8.6 million.

These bonds are expected to be rolled over in March, Christy Sostaric, a member of the Trumbull County Auditor’s office, said.