The council discussed updates to municipal accounting policies, procedures, and investment policies to formalize a conservative approach to investing city funds. Concerns were raised regarding anonymous reporting mechanisms, internal audit procedures, and wire transfer verification protocols. Additionally, the council debated potential salary adjustments for the mayor and council members based on regional salary surveys and comparisons with other cities of similar size and governance structures.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
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The council discussed and voted on the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget, which includes a surplus, tax rate reductions, and operational improvements such as the fire department's transition to a 2472 schedule. The council also held special presentations to recognize Mike Zang for his service to the community and to honor K9 Officer Kino upon his retirement. Additionally, the council passed ordinances regarding a personnel pay and classification plan and the establishment of a restricted fund for a new public safety facility.
Apr 7, 2026·Board meeting
Erlanger City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included a business spotlight presentation on the city's oldest registered business, Boone Kenton Lumber, celebrating its legacy of craftsmanship and community support. The council also held a presentation regarding a temporary exhibit of rare Cincinnati Reds memorabilia at the Erlanger Historical Depot Museum, featuring loaned items from a resident. Additionally, there was public comment regarding proposed mayoral salary legislation, with concerns raised about the potential transition to a full-time mayoral position and the impact on the current city administrative structure.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Erlanger City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting addressed several key community topics, including the Narrows Road infrastructure project, where residents expressed concerns regarding traffic speed control, the placement of stop signs, pedestrian safety, and potential stormwater drainage issues. Additionally, the Council received a presentation on a new mentoring program at Tishner Middle School. Legislative action was taken to table a discussion regarding mayoral pay.
