Robert A Rodic

The committee reviewed and accepted the payment register totaling $907,390.37. Additionally, the committee discussed plans to develop a budget analysis for presentation to the Council.

The committee reviewed the payment registers, resulting in the acceptance of expenditures totaling $125,922.64. The committee also formally accepted the bank statement for March and reviewed the financial status of the STAR Ohio account, noting an account balance of $5,120,124.56 and an interest rate of 3.79 percent for the month.

The committee discussed engineering services, the conclusion of seasonal leaf collection, and updates on the seniors and disabled snow plow program. The athletic club reported on memberships, donations to the community hunger center, and upcoming gym facility improvements. The finance director announced a transition in health insurance providers. The finance committee reviewed bank reconciliations and payment approvals. Updates were provided on community engagement events, the JEDD revenue budget, and the progress of various ordinances and resolutions, including personnel transitions for the fire department, purchasing of rescue equipment, and the adoption of fiscal appropriations. Unfinished business included status updates on playground grants and potential donations to student hunger programs.

The meeting agenda includes financial legislative actions such as transferring $35,000 from the general fund to the FEMA grant fund and adjusting the 2026 city budget. Additional legislative items cover authorizing agreements for safety services with Flock Safety and the purchase of a 2026 front end loader for the service department. Furthermore, the committee will address personnel matters including the acceptance of a safety initiative grant for the fire department to purchase equipment, the appointment of a new member to the Board of Zoning and Building Appeals, and multiple hiring and promotion actions for the fire department and the athletic club.

The meeting included reports on engineering projects, including a design and construction services proposal for the Willowbrook subdivision paving and an upcoming bid opening for the service garage. The Reminderville Athletic Club, now renamed the Reminderville Community Center, provided updates on pool renovation progress and upcoming events. The Finance Director noted the start of an audit, while the Architectural Review Board and Board of Zoning Appeals reported on recent approvals for sheds, fences, and variances. The Finance Committee reported on the approval of payments for the athletic center roof and the JEDD. Additionally, the Council reviewed legislation regarding police department overtime rates, budget adjustments, and the acceptance of a paving proposal for the Willowbrook project.