Fairfield County public meetings in 2024
9 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
City Council will hold public hearings regarding the 2025 Operating Budget and a rezoning request for Jungle Jim's. The body will also consider several ordinances related to economic development, infrastructure grants, and public safety agreements.
- Public hearing for the 2025 Operating Budget
- Joint Public Hearing for Jungle Jim's Rezoning
- Job Creation Incentive Grant agreement with Schneider Electric USA, Inc. on Union Centre Boulevard
- ODOT and ODOD grants for Seward Road railroad crossing improvements
- Contract with Insight Pipe Contracting, LLC for 2024 Storm Sewer Lining totaling $133,596
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
City Council will hold public hearings regarding the 2025 Operating Budget and the Jungle Jim's rezoning. The body is also considering several ordinances related to economic development grants, infrastructure improvements, and public safety agreements.
- Public hearing for the 2025 Operating Budget
- Joint Public Hearing for Jungle Jim's Rezoning
- Job Creation Incentive Grant agreement with Schneider Electric USA, Inc. on Union Centre Boulevard
- ODOT and ODOD grants for Seward Road railroad crossing improvements
- Contract with Insight Pipe Contracting, LLC for 2024 Storm Sewer Lining ($133,596)
City Council
City Council is voting on a grant to establish a public art fund for murals and sculptures in the Town Center. The body is also reviewing zoning changes for the Whispering Hill Planned Unit Development and various appropriations for parks and utilities.
- $75,000 grant to Fairfield Community Foundation for a public art fund and two Town Center murals
- Concept plan for the Whispering Hill Planned Unit Development zoning map amendment
- $50,000 for drainage work at South Trace
- Appropriations for UV disinfection equipment ($35,500) and park improvements ($32,910)
- Adoption of the Ohio Department of Health model Emergency Action Plan for AEDs
City Council
City Council will review several development agreements, including property tax incentives and permit fee waivers for Pacific Manufacturing. The body is also discussing a public art fund and various infrastructure appropriations for parks and municipal buildings.
- Tax incentives and building permit fee waivers over $50,000 for Pacific Manufacturing at 550 Quality Boulevard
- $75,000 grant to the Fairfield Community Foundation for a public art fund and murals
- Public hearing and concept plan for the Whispering Hill Planned Unit Development
- $556,274 appropriation for the Municipal Building Upgrade Project
- Grant application for the River Road West Multi-Use Trail
City Council
City Council will discuss the 2025 Operating Budget and vote on several ordinances regarding infrastructure, public safety equipment, and economic development. Key items include property tax incentives for a new facility and grants for road improvements.
- Property tax incentives for Hit Promotional Products, Inc., Profill Fulfillment, LLC, and Fairfield Corporate Center I, LLC at Seward and Tylersville Roads
- Grant for improvements to Seward Road from ODOT and ODOD
- $75,000 grant to the Fairfield Community Foundation for a public art fund and two murals in the Town Center
- Purchase of six powered cot systems and five powered stair chairs for EMS units
- Appropriations including $540,100 for concrete curb and sidewalk program and $350,000 for medical cots and stair chairs
City Council
City Council will consider several ordinances including a new planning and zoning fee schedule and a collective bargaining agreement for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local #20. The body will also review contracts for cybersecurity and legal representation.
- Contract with Rossman Enterprises Inc. dba MagneGrip for firehouse vehicle exhaust systems ($235,000)
- Issuance of $59,179.88 in bonds for sidewalk repair
- Collective bargaining agreement with International Union of Operating Engineers Local #20 (March 1, 2023 - February 28, 2026)
- Adoption of a Planning and Zoning Fee Schedule
- Professional services contract with Secure Cyber Defense, LLC
City Council
City Council will vote on several ordinances including a grant for the Fairfield Helping Neighbors Fund and a contract for road salt. The body is also reviewing employee salary updates and various infrastructure projects. Other items include building permit fee waivers and equipment purchases for public safety.
- Grant of $60,000 to the Fairfield Helping Neighbors Fund for exterior home repairs
- Appropriation of $238,860 for Wastewater Plant roof replacement
- Contract for purchase of road salt from Morton Salt, Inc.
- Waiver of building permit fees for C&T Design and Equipment at 4025 Port Union Road
- Contract with Stryker Medical for six replacement Cardiac Monitor/Defibrillators
City Council
City Council is considering zoning provisions for marijuana cultivation and dispensaries, including a limit of one business location. The body will also vote on the adoption of the "Fairfield Sustains" sustainability plan and various infrastructure contracts.
- Zoning ordinance to limit the city to one Adult Use and Medical Dispensary location
- Contract for Gray Road Water Main Replacement Project with Rack & Ballauer Excavating, Inc. ($1,910,000)
- Contract with Savvik Buying Group for six replacement Cardiac Monitor/Defibrillators ($365,000)
- Adoption of the "Fairfield Sustains" sustainability plan dated June 27, 2024
- Ordinance to levy special assessments for sidewalk and apron repairs
City Council
City Council will hold joint public hearings regarding QuikTrip re-zoning and marijuana zoning code amendments. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts and appropriations for water treatment and road projects.
- Public hearings for QuikTrip re-zoning and marijuana zoning code amendments
- Proposed $2,300,000 appropriation for Water Treatment Plant system improvements
- Proposed $600,000 contract with Mt. Pleasant Blacktopping Company, Inc. for South Trace Cart Path Resurfacing
- Proposed ordinance to limit Adult Use and Medical Dispensaries to one location in the city
- Proposed appropriation of $51,250 for solar field project engineering