Government Section :: Page 13
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Tuesday, Feb. 20, Village Council meeting is virtual
The next Village Council meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 20, at 7 p.m. This meeting will be held virtually, due to an increased risk of COVID.
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Village Council adopts ceasefire resolution on Israel-Hamas war
On Monday, Feb. 5, at the group’s most recent regular meeting, Village Council unanimously passed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
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Miami Township Fire-Rescue reviews 2023
According to Interim Fire Chief Dennis Powell, MTFR currently staffs 26 firefighters and EMTs and works with an annual budget of $1.4 million.
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Village Council reviews infrastructure, public safety improvements
At Village Council’s Tuesday, Jan. 16 meeting, the group covered considerable ground in reviewing recent, ongoing and upcoming improvements to local infrastructure and public safety.
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Miami Township Trustees discuss new-year business, solar
The Miami Township Board of Trustees held its first regular meeting of the year Wednesday, Jan. 3. Most of the meeting was focused on settling first-of-year business.
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Village Council settles first-of-year business
At the group’s first meeting of the year, on Tuesday, Jan. 2, Village Council took their seats with new membership.
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2023 In Review | Government
Local, township, county and state legislation and actions were extensive in 2023.
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Village Council | Utility Round-Up now ‘opt-out’
At the group’s most recent meeting Monday, Dec. 18, Village Council voted to automatically enroll all municipal utility customers in the Village’s Utility Round-Up program.
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Planning Commission broaches changes to Airbnb rules
At the group’s most recent meeting on Thursday, Dec. 14, the Village Planning Commission considered the possibility of loosening regulations on the 42 registered — and future — Airbnbs in Yellow Springs.
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New utility-scale solar project proposed for Greene County
The proposed project, tentatively called the Aviation Energy Center, comes after the December 2022 Ohio Power Siting Board, or OPSB, denial of Vesper’s previously planned 1,500-acre, 175 MW utility-scale Kingwood solar project, which was also slated to be located in Greene County.
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