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Oct 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Safety Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee held a session to review departmental updates from the Police and Fire Departments. The Police Department discussed succession mapping, costs for upcoming large-scale events, and the 2027 budget. The Fire Department covered anticipated legislation requests for October, the 2027 budget, and a discussion on fatal fires from the current year. Additionally, the committee addressed new business regarding a request for additional security at City Council meetings.
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The council conducted a joint public hearing regarding a cooperative economic development agreement with Fairfield County and Greenfield Township to address land disputes and future development revenue. Legislative actions included approving resolutions for the Ety Road improvements project, cemetery mowing contracts, and appropriations for operational needs. The council also passed ordinances to expand the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) and authorize electric energy procurement, alongside approving various committee appointments. Updates were provided on infrastructure projects, including bridge construction delays, as well as status reports on municipal IT security, health clinic operations, and upcoming committee meeting schedules.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Lancaster Board Of Park Commissioners Minutes Of Meeting
The Board reviewed the Expense/Revenue Report and conducted a first review of the 2027 budget. Key new business discussions focused on a public sites and open spaces fee waiver request for the Shumaker project and the potential sale of City property located at 1507 East Main Street. Several policy items regarding park financing, naming rights, and memorial policies remained tabled. The session also covered comprehensive departmental updates on ongoing construction projects, park maintenance, and upcoming community programs and events.
The committee meeting covered numerous infrastructure and utility projects. Key discussion topics included long-term control plans for wastewater, the expansion of the Upper Hocking WPCF, stream restoration projects at Ewing Run, and various pump station replacements and improvements. Additionally, the committee reviewed water treatment plant booster pump designs, lead service line mapping initiatives, and stormwater sewer separation projects including Main Street and Frederick Street. Updates on upcoming legislation, construction contract authorizations, and grant funding statuses for environmental engineering projects were also provided.
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