Cincinnati, OH

Cincinnati City Council

Council will consider Mayor Pureval's emergency declaration for severe storms and flooding that began July 17, 2026. The declaration mobilizes city resources and coordinates recovery operations. Council also will vote on several motions, including a request for a post-flood after-action analysis and a $150,000 allocation to the Center for Addiction Treatment.

• Emergency declaration for July 17-21, 2026 flooding, effective through September 15, 2026
• Motion for a comprehensive after-action analysis of the 2026 flash floods
• Motion to allocate $150,000 to the Center for Addiction Treatment for FY'27
• Ordinance to modify parking garage and lot regulations for safety and security
• Appointments to the Cincinnati Recreation Commission and Over-the-Rhine South SID Board

Youth & Human Services

The committee will hear a presentation on a Grocery Delivery Pilot Program Pulse Survey from Deputy Director Tiffany Brown. A motion by Councilmember Albi asks the administration to report within 30 days on the status of items from an April 2025 report on Hate Crime Incident Procedures.

• Grocery Delivery Pilot Program Pulse Survey presentation by Deputy Director Tiffany Brown
• Motion requesting 30-day update on Hate Crime Incident Procedures from April 2025 report

The committee received a presentation on the Grocery Delivery Pilot Program Pulse Survey. A motion requesting a 30-day update on Hate Crime Incident Procedures was referred to the Cincinnati City Council.

• Filed presentation on Grocery Delivery Program
• Referred motion for update on Hate Crime Incident Procedures to Cincinnati City Council

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

The Climate, City Services & Infrastructure committee will hear a presentation on the July 2026 flooding impacts and discuss a proposed ordinance to require annual energy benchmarking for large buildings. Two motions seek reports on road resurfacing costs and a technical committee for future building energy policies.

• Emergency ordinance to create Chapter 1051, "Building Energy Benchmarking," requiring annual energy reporting for large buildings
• Motion to require Administration report on roadway resurfacing costs and timelines within 60 days
• Motion to establish a technical committee to identify components of future building energy policies
• Motion to evaluate feasibility of expanded green infrastructure to reduce stormwater runoff with MSD
• Presentation on July 2026 flooding impacts by Cincinnati Fire Department, Office of Environment & Sustainability, MSD, and Water Works

The committee passed three motions to the City Council Calendar for passage. These include requests for a roadway resurfacing report, the creation of a building energy policy technical committee, and a feasibility study on expanded green infrastructure for stormwater runoff.

• Passed motion for Administration report on roadway resurfacing costs and timelines to City Council
• Passed motion to establish a technical committee for building energy policies to City Council
• Passed amended motion to evaluate expanded green infrastructure for stormwater runoff to City Council
• Held Ordinance regarding new Chapter 1051, 'Building Energy Benchmarking'
• Held presentation regarding Building Energy Benchmarking Overview
• Filed presentation regarding July 2026 Flash Flood Response

Housing & Growth

The Housing & Growth committee is reviewing a proposal to designate the North Avondale Historic District and a rezoning for the Westline Flats project. The body is also considering several tax exemption agreements for residential and commercial developments across the city.

• Designation of the North Avondale Historic District containing 370 properties
• Rezoning of 2323 Ferguson Road to Planned Development District No. 106 'Westline Flats'
• 15-year tax exemption for Kettering Lofts at 3210-3232 Jefferson Avenue ($23,995,025 cost)
• 15-year tax exemption for Alms & Doepke Building at 222 E. Central Parkway ($41,774,076 cost)
• 12-year tax exemption for Cincy Club BRESSDG at 30 Garfield Place ($31,565,115 cost)

The committee recommended passage of several ordinances to the City Council, including the designation of the North Avondale Historic District and multiple tax exemption agreements for residential and commercial developments. Two items regarding the Westline Flats project in Westwood were held.

• Recommended passage of ordinance designating North Avondale Historic District (370 properties)
• Recommended emergency passage to reduce special assessments for Oakley Station development project
• Recommended emergency passage of 15-year tax exemption for Kettering Lofts Cincinnati LLC ($23,995,025 project)
• Recommended emergency passage of 15-year tax exemption for Alms & Doepke Building, LLC ($41,774,076 project)
• Recommended emergency passage of 12-year tax exemption for Cincy Club BRESSDG, LLC ($31,565,115 project)
• Recommended emergency passage of 15-year tax exemption and 10-year historic extension for 530 Walnut LLC ($14,436,431 project)
• Held presentation and ordinance for Westline Flats rezoning at 2323 Ferguson Road

Public Safety & Quality of Life

The Public Safety & Quality of Life committee is discussing and deciding on amendments to the Chronic Nuisance Ordinance. The proposed changes aim to create new tools to abate crime at commercial properties and provide protections for victims of domestic violence and other crimes. The City Manager has submitted an emergency ordinance to modify and amend various sections of the Cincinnati Municipal Code. The committee will also hear presentations from the Law Department, CPD Youth Services, and the Fraternal Order of Police.

• Chronic Nuisance Ordinance Amendments
• Emergency Ordinance 202602543

The committee reviewed a presentation and an emergency ordinance to modify the Chronic Nuisance Premises sections of the Cincinnati Municipal Code. The proposed changes aim to create tools to abate crime at commercial properties and provide protections for victims of domestic and sexual violence. The ordinance was recommended for emergency passage to the Cincinnati City Council.

• Recommended emergency passage of ordinance modifying Chapter 761 (Chronic Nuisance Premises) and Title XV (Code Compliance and Hearings)

Economic and Cultural Opportunity

The committee will receive presentations from various business chambers and the organization MORTAR. These presentations focus on updates and the economic impact of diverse business communities in Cincinnati and the Tri-state region.

• Presentation from Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA
• Presentation from Asia Chamber of Commerce regarding global manufacturing, investment, and innovation
• Presentation from European American Chamber of Commerce
• Presentation from African American Chamber of Commerce regarding Black-owned businesses in Southwest Ohio
• Presentation from Indian American Chamber of Commerce and MORTAR

The meeting consisted of presentations from six different chambers of commerce and business organizations. All agenda items were filed, and no votes or formal decisions were recorded.

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee will discuss several high-value grants for public safety and infrastructure, including funding for fire recruits and streetscapes. The body is also considering motions regarding a new cannabis fund and the potential merger of the Parks Department and Recreation Commission.

• Grant of up to $16,094,708 for salaries and benefits of 50 fire recruits
• Appropriation of $4,912,787 for North Vine Streetscape improvements in OTR
• Disbursement of $1.5 million for improvements at Dunham, Hanna, and Hirsch pools
• Appropriation of $2,300,000 for 1520 Madison Road Redevelopment
• Conversion of Charles Street (Central Parkway to Elm Street) from one-way to two-way

The committee recommended passage of multiple ordinances for mixed-use developments in Over-the-Rhine and various federal and state grants for fire and police services. It also adopted motions to create a cannabis fund and provide $1.5 million for pool improvements.

• Adopted motion to create a restricted fund for future state cannabis funds starting FY 2028
• Adopted motion to disburse $1.5 million for Dunham, Hanna, and Hirsch pool improvements
• Recommended passage of $5.8M in funding and tax exemptions for 1700 Vine and 1800 Vine mixed-use projects
• Recommended passage of $16.1M FEMA grant for 50 fire recruits
• Recommended passage of $2.9M DOJ grant for police mobile cameras and victim advocates
• Recommended passage of $4.9M for North Vine Streetscape improvements
• Recommended passage of $2.3M for 1520 Madison Road Redevelopment
• Recommended passage of $1M for supplemental emergency floor relief

Public Safety & Quality of Life

Youth & Human Services

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

Economic and Cultural Opportunity

La reunión programada para el lunes, 29 de junio de 2026, ha sido cancelada.

Cincinnati City Council

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

La reunión programada para el 23 de junio de 2026 ha sido cancelada oficialmente.

Housing & Growth

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

Cincinnati City Council

El Concejo Municipal votará mociones para cancelar la sesión del 24 de junio, reconocer a Human Rights Campaign y Better Business Bureau, estudiar la fusión del Departamento de Parques y la Comisión de Recreación, y crear un fondo restringido para futuros ingresos del cannabis. También considerarán una ordenanza para convertir parte de Charles Street de un solo sentido a doble sentido. Se presentarán muchas declaraciones de divulgación financiera.

• Cancelar la sesión del Concejo el 24 de junio de 2026
• Reconocer a Human Rights Campaign como el homenajeado del Mes del Orgullo 2026
• Estudiar la fusión del Departamento de Parques y la Comisión de Recreación
• Crear un fondo restringido para futuros ingresos fiscales del cannabis a partir del FY 2028
• Convertir Charles Street entre Central Parkway y Elm Street a doble sentido

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

El Comité de Presupuesto, Finanzas y Gobernanza está considerando una actualización integral del presupuesto para el año fiscal 2027. El elemento principal es una gran ordenanza integral que autoriza múltiples transferencias de fondos y asignaciones por un total de más de $2.7 millones. Establece nuevas cuentas de proyectos de capital para un memorial de la violencia armada, mejoras en las instalaciones de la Comisión de Deportes, una pista de atletismo y el Tramo 8 del Sendero Wasson Way. También reasigna $855,070 en fondos de Servicios Humanos para eximir las tarifas de los campamentos de verano y apoyar a organizaciones contra la violencia.

• Financiamiento para el diseño e instalación del memorial de la violencia armada
• Autorizada la construcción del Tramo 8 del Sendero Wasson Way
• $450,000 para eximir las tarifas de los campamentos de verano de la Comisión de Recreación de Cincinnati
• Estudio de ingeniería del Puente Purple People financiado ($300,000)
• Fondos para el Centro de Artes Escénicas de Covedale y la estabilización del mausoleo del Cementerio Union Baptist

The committee recommended two emergency ordinances to the City Council. These include funding for a community summer event and a comprehensive budget update establishing several new capital improvement projects and fund transfers.

• Recommended passage of $10,000 transfer for 'Trigger Free Fridays' event
• Recommended establishment of Gun Violence Memorial project account
• Recommended establishment of Sports Commission Facility Improvements account
• Recommended establishment of Artsville Improvements account
• Recommended establishment of Covedale Performing Arts Center improvements account
• Recommended establishment of Union Baptist Cemetery Mausoleum stabilization account
• Recommended establishment of Track and Multi-Use Field Improvements account
• Recommended establishment of Wasson Way Trail Phase 8 account

Youth & Human Services

Esta reunión conjunta especial con CPS se centra en iniciativas de seguridad pública. Los funcionarios presentarán actualizaciones sobre las medidas para calmar el tráfico en zonas escolares, el plan Safe Routes to School y una evaluación de las necesidades de iluminación y cámaras en los parques.

• Presentación de Hamilton County Juvenile Court sobre seguridad comunitaria
• Presentación sobre Traffic Calming Near Schools
• Actualización del plan Cincinnati Safe Routes to School
• Evaluación de la necesidad de infraestructura de iluminación y cámaras en parques

The committee approved and filed to Cincinnati City Council two reports assessing the need for additional lighting and camera infrastructure in parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas. Three presentations were filed without action.

• Approved Report Part I on lighting/camera infrastructure assessment (filed to council)
• Approved Report Part II on lighting/camera infrastructure assessment (filed to council)

Public Safety & Quality of Life

El comité discutirá una moción para crear un Programa de Amnistía para Víctimas de Graffiti para propietarios cuyos edificios sean marcados con graffiti, similar a un programa existente de amnistía por vertido ilegal. La moción también requiere que la administración informe en un plazo de 60 días sobre soluciones alternativas que no penalicen a las víctimas. Además, el comité recibirá un informe del City Manager sobre accidentes y excesos de velocidad en zonas escolares.

• Moción para establecer el Programa de Amnistía para Víctimas de Graffiti en el Departamento de Edificios e Inspecciones
• Solicitud de informe en un plazo de 60 días sobre soluciones alternativas
• Informe del City Manager sobre accidentes y excesos de velocidad en zonas escolares (Referencia #202601370)

The committee voted to adopt a motion establishing a Graffiti Victim Amnesty Program for property owners. The motion requires the Administration to create the program and report back within 60 days on alternative solutions. A report on school zone crashes and speeding was filed without action.

• Adopted motion to establish Graffiti Victim Amnesty Program (unanimous? no tally recorded)
• Filed report on school zone crashes and speeding

Economic and Cultural Opportunity

El Comité de Oportunidad Económica y Cultural recibirá una presentación de 3CDC, la corporación de desarrollo de la ciudad, sobre la gestión de espacios públicos. No se programan votaciones ni decisiones formales.

• Presentación de 3CDC (Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation) sobre gestión de espacios públicos

The committee received a presentation from 3CDC on public space management. The presentation was filed without any action or vote. No substantive decisions were made.

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

El comité está revisando varias actualizaciones presupuestarias importantes para el próximo año fiscal. Esto incluye una actualización del Fondo General por $593 millones, mejoras de capital de gran escala en el sistema de agua y varias transferencias de fondos para cubrir el servicio de la deuda y los ajustes salariales de los empleados.

• Actualización del presupuesto operativo del Fondo General para el año fiscal 2027 por $593,289,560
• Ajuste salarial del tres por ciento para empleados no representados
• Transferencia de $22,868,310 al Distrito de Salud de Cincinnati
• Mejoras de capital de la empresa Greater Cincinnati Water Works por $80,503,000
• $20,000,000 para reemplazos privados de líneas de servicio de plomo

The Budget, Finance & Governance Committee recommended passage of the FY 2027 General Fund Operating Budget Update of $593,289,560, along with numerous other budget and appropriation ordinances. Actions included wage adjustments, fee updates, capital improvement programs, and transfers. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Recommended FY 2027 General Fund Operating Budget Update ($593,289,560)
• Recommended FY 2027 Restricted Revenue Funds budget ($469,348,050)
• Recommended FY 2027 Capital Improvement Program and Budget
• Recommended Water Works capital improvements and lead service line replacement funding
• Recommended salary schedule update for Deputy Clerk and non-represented employee wage adjustment (3%)
• Recommended Mayor's budget amendments including Fountain Square safety improvements
• Recommended eviction prevention housing stabilization funding ($1.66M)
• Recommended FY 2027 Capital Improvement Program for water works ($100.5M)

Cincinnati City Council

El Concejo Municipal considera múltiples ordenanzas y mociones, incluyendo una importante transferencia presupuestaria de $2.3 millones del superávit del General Fund para implementar las actualizaciones presupuestarias del alcalde para el FY 2027, con transferencias adicionales para el Farmer Music Center y mejoras de seguridad en Fountain Square. El Concejo también vota sobre nuevos nombramientos para la Port Authority y la Citizen Complaint Authority, y varias asignaciones de fondos más pequeñas para eventos, subvenciones y donaciones.

• Transferencia de $2.3M para la actualización del presupuesto operativo del General Fund para el FY 2027
• $500,000 para mejoras de seguridad en Fountain Square
• Donación de $1M de CinciVTICA, LLC para operaciones de tranvía
• Establecimiento del Convention Center Naming Rights Fund
• $20,000 para el Festival 'Stop the Violence' de West End

Council confirmed the reappointment of Amy Spiller to the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority and Dr. Randi Burlew to the Citizen Complaint Authority. All other legislative items, including a $2.3M budget transfer and a $1M streetcar donation, were referred to committees without a vote. No substantive ordinances were approved or denied during the session.

• Confirmed Amy Spiller reappointment to Port Authority (unanimous)
• Confirmed Dr. Randi Burlew reappointment to Citizen Complaint Authority (unanimous)
• Approved and filed minutes of previous session
• Filed liquor permit report for Bristol Draw LLC
• Filed special event permit report

Housing & Growth

El Comité de Vivienda y Crecimiento llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y votará sobre una enmienda importante al Desarrollo Planificado No. 43, ampliando el límite de desarrollo de The Banks en el Distrito Central de Negocios. El comité también aprobará el Plan de Diseño Urbano actualizado para guiar futuras construcciones y zonificación en el área. Además, los miembros revisarán un informe sobre los recursos de campamentos de la ciudad y considerarán ordenanzas de emergencia para cambiar el nombre de dos calles en honor a líderes comunitarios locales.

• Audiencia pública y votación sobre la Ordenanza 202601640 para ampliar el límite de The Banks (PD-43) y actualizar los parámetros de desarrollo
• Resolución 202601638 que aprueba el nuevo Plan de Diseño Urbano de The Banks para el Distrito Central de Negocios
• Informe sobre recursos complementarios de campamentos para personas sin hogar y actualizaciones de alcance
• Ordenanza de emergencia que nombra Ninth Street en Central Avenue como "James Johnson Way"
• Ordenanza de emergencia que nombra Washington Avenue en Greenwood Avenue como "George and Ruby Malone Way"

The Housing & Growth Committee recommended passage of a major amendment to Planned Development District No. 43 (The Banks) to expand its boundary and align with an updated design plan. It also recommended approving The Banks Urban Design Plan Update as the planning guide. Two emergency ordinances for honorary street naming were recommended to City Council. Several presentations and a report were filed without vote.

• Recommended passage of ordinance to expand PD-43 boundary (no vote recorded)
• Recommended passage of resolution adopting Banks Urban Design Plan Update
• Recommended passage (emergency) of honorary street name 'James Johnson Way'
• Recommended passage (emergency) of honorary street name 'George and Ruby Malone Way'
• Filed presentations and supplemental encampment report

Climate, City Services & Infrastructure

El comité escuchará presentaciones sobre la actualización del corredor del Brent Spence Bridge y sobre los estándares de rendimiento energético de edificios. Una moción propone medidas temporales para reducir las demoras de tráfico debido a la construcción del puente, con actualizaciones periódicas. También se discutirán informes sobre los comentarios de la comunidad acerca del rendimiento energético y sobre la infraestructura de pago de estacionamiento.

• Moción para implementar medidas temporales de mitigación del tráfico para la construcción del Brent Spence Bridge
• Presentación sobre la actualización del corredor del Brent Spence Bridge
• Presentación sobre los resultados del grupo de trabajo de partes interesadas de Building Energy Policy
• Informe sobre los comentarios de la comunidad para el rendimiento energético en edificios grandes
• Informe sobre la infraestructura de pago de estacionamiento

The committee passed a motion directing the administration to work with agencies on temporary measures to ease Brent Spence Bridge construction traffic. The motion, sponsored by Councilmembers Cramerding, Jeffreys and Albi, now goes to the full City Council. Two presentations and two reports were filed without further action.

• Adopted to City Council: Motion for Brent Spence Bridge traffic mitigation measures
• Filed: Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Update presentation
• Filed: Building Energy Policy stakeholder presentation
• Filed: Community feedback report on large-building energy performance
• Filed: Parking Payment Infrastructure report

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

El Comité de Presupuesto, Finanzas y Gobernanza votará sobre la aceptación de más de $16.5 millones en subvenciones federales de HUD para desarrollo comunitario, vivienda, servicios para personas sin hogar y programas de vivienda para VIH/SIDA. El comité también considerará la asignación de hasta $3.7 millones en ganancias de intereses para la reurbanización del Convention Center District, escuchará una presentación sobre la capacidad de endeudamiento y actuará sobre numerosas transferencias menores y subvenciones para parques, recreación y programas juveniles.

• Subvención CDBG de $10.9M, subvención HOME de $2.6M, subvención de Soluciones de Emergencia de $972K y subvención HOPWA de $2.0M de HUD para el Plan de Acción Anual 2026
• Hasta $3.7M en ganancias de intereses dirigidos al proyecto de subvención para el desarrollo del Convention Center District
• $116,627 para reemplazos de flota utilizando los ingresos de la venta de equipos obsoletos
• Comunicación del concejal Owens sobre la pausa de Ohio en las solicitudes de exención de impuestos para centros de datos
• Subvenciones de la Parks Foundation que suman aproximadamente $105K para la exhibición de mariposas del Krohn Conservatory, seguridad en Riverfront Park y becas Explore Nature!

The committee recommended passage of 18 ordinances to City Council, including accepting over $16 million in HUD entitlement grants (CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA), approving $3.7 million for Convention Center District development, authorizing fleet replacements, and accepting various grants for parks and security.

• Recommended passage of $10,925,956 CDBG grant acceptance (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $2,596,978 HOME grant acceptance (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $972,328 ESG grant acceptance (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $2,043,145 HOPWA grant acceptance (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $3,700,000 for Convention Center District development (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $116,627 for fleet replacements (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $24,620 Krohn Conservatory butterfly display grant (emergency)
• Recommended passage of $56,151 Riverfront Park security reimbursement grant (emergency)

Cincinnati City Council

El Concejo está revisando varios reajustes de personal y designaciones honorarias de nombres de calles. Las acciones importantes incluyen la aprobación de asignaciones de subvenciones federales a gran escala para el desarrollo comunitario y varias transferencias de fondos para apoyar programas locales y la seguridad de los parques.

• Denominación honoraria de Ninth Street en Central Avenue como 'James Johnson Way'
• Denominación honoraria de Washington Avenue en Greenwood Avenue como 'George and Ruby Malone Way'
• Aceptación de $10,925,956 HUD Community Development Block Grant
• Aceptación de $2,596,978.03 de fondos del programa HOME Grant
• Transferencia de $5,000 para la Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference Leadership Conference

The council held a procedural session, referring all proposed ordinances and reports to various committees for further review. No final votes or approvals were taken on substantive matters. The next actions will occur in committee meetings.

• Previous session minutes approved and filed
• Mayor's reappointments to Port Authority and Citizen Complaint Authority held one week per rules
• All ordinances and reports referred to standing committees

Public Safety & Quality of Life

El concejo está considerando una ordenanza de emergencia para crear nuevas leyes dirigidas a las carreras callejeras, conducción temeraria y tomas de calles. Si se aprueba, estas actividades se convertirían en delitos menores de primer grado y ofensas civiles de Clase E, otorgando a la policía la autoridad para incautar los vehículos involucrados.

• Ordenanza 202601706: Criminalización de carreras callejeras, conducción temeraria y tomas de calles
• Procedimientos propuestos de incautación de vehículos para delitos de carreras callejeras y conducción temeraria
• Presentación sobre CRC Summer In Cincy 2026

The committee voted to recommend emergency passage of a new ordinance criminalizing street racing, stunt driving, and street takeovers as a first-degree misdemeanor and allowing vehicle impoundment. A presentation on the CRC Summer in Cincy 2026 program was filed without further action.

• Recommended emergency passage of street racing ordinance (no vote tally recorded)
• Filed CRC Summer in Cincy 2026 presentation

Youth & Human Services

Esta reunión del comité de Youth & Human Services presenta tres presentaciones sin votos ni decisiones. La Comisión LGBTQIA+ presentará su trabajo, UC Health Trauma Services discutirá la atención del trauma, y Whitney/Strong presentará sobre prevención del suicidio e iniciativas de seguridad.

• Presentación de la Comisión LGBTQIA+ de la Ciudad de Cincinnati sobre su misión y actividades
• Presentación de UC Health Trauma Services sobre programas de trauma, quemaduras y cirugía de cuidados agudos
• Presentación de Whitney/Strong sobre el programa de prevención del suicidio 'Save A Life. Stronger Together. Safer Forever.'

The committee received three presentations from the LGBTQIA+ Commission, UC Health Trauma Services, and Whitney/Strong (Save A Life). All presentations were filed with no discussion or action taken. No substantive decisions were made during the meeting.

Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

El Budget, Finance & Governance Committee escuchará una presentación sobre la actualización del presupuesto recomendado por el City Manager para el FY 2027. La sesión cubre los ingresos propuestos, las prioridades de gasto y los ajustes financieros para el próximo año fiscal. Esta agenda no enumera montos específicos en dólares ni detalles de partidas individuales.

• Audiencia pública y presentación sobre la actualización del presupuesto del City Manager para el FY 2027.

Economic and Cultural Opportunity

Esta reunión incluye una presentación de la Realtor Alliance of Greater Cincinnati sobre el estado del sector inmobiliario en la ciudad y Westwood. No se programan votaciones ni decisiones; la agenda es solo de procedimiento e información.

• Presentación sobre 'State of Real Estate in the City of Cincinnati & Westwood' por Heather Kopf y Maura Black

The committee heard a presentation from the Realtor Alliance of Greater Cincinnati on the state of real estate in Cincinnati and Westwood. No votes or substantive actions were taken; the presentation was simply filed.