The commission held a session that included a proclamation for Adult Education and Family Literacy Week and a presentation by Sullivan Development LLC regarding the Riverbend Villas housing development. Legislatively, an ordinance was reviewed to amend the municipal holiday schedule to include Veterans Day. Furthermore, a resolution concerning an agreement for utility billing collections with Online Information Services, Inc. was un-tabled, initiating debate regarding delinquent account collection strategies, service contract transparency, and collection regulations.
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The commission received a comprehensive financial update for the first half of 2026, detailing revenue and expenditure performance across various city departments, including the General Fund, parks and recreation, police, streets, and enterprise funds such as power, water, and wastewater. Discussions focused on inter-fund transfers and fiscal management strategies. Additionally, the commission reviewed Ordinance 0-10-26, which concerns the authorization of note issuance in anticipation of bonds for the funding of park improvements, with particular emphasis on debt payment structures and budget impacts.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Piqua City Commission Regular Meeting
The commission deliberated on the Low Level Dam Removal and River Restoration project, potential amendments to board and commission membership requirements, and a proposed electric utility franchise agreement with AES Ohio intended to service a new data center. Additional topics included lease agreements for commercial space at Fort Piqua Plaza, appropriations for the 2026 fiscal year, and the modification of legal services contracts for economic development. Executive sessions were convened to conduct reviews concerning personnel and employment compensation matters.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Piqua Park Board Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed potential capital projects for the next 5-10 years, focusing on a prioritization list that included projects such as a splash pad, Miracle Field, and various park facility renovations. The board reviewed a vandalism tracking report, noting the recent costs associated with playground replacement at Shawnee Park. Discussions also covered recreation events, tree maintenance, sports league issues, and the need for additional parks staff, which the board voted to recommend. Concerns regarding restroom cleanliness and property maintenance at Das Park were also addressed.
