Government Section :: Page 28
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2021 Election results
On Tuesday, Nov. 2, Yellow Springs voters weighed in on a variety of races and issues including Village Council, school board, Miami Township trustees, jail and school facilities levies, among other items.
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Villagers give feedback on citizen review board
In their regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, Council members dedicated time to hear public feedback on their Oct. 4 meeting with Larry James, the attorney Council hired to review the proposal for a citizen review board, or CRB.
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2021 Election — Five candidates compete for Yellow Springs Board of Education
Five nonincumbent candidates are vying for three seats on the Yellow Springs Board of Education on Tuesday, Nov. 2.
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Planned Unit Development and Map Amendment (Rezoning) Application
A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD VIRTUALLY ON THIS PETITION BY THE VILLAGE OF YELLOW SPRINGS PLANNING COMMISSION ON: Tuesday, November 9, 2021, at 6 p.m.
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Citizen review board still a possibility
In a special meeting the hour prior to its regular meeting, on Monday, Oct. 4, Village Council met with attorney Larry James to discuss the legality of the proposed Citizen Review Board, or CRB.
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Village Council airs concerns over 2022 budget shortfalls
A recent memo sent to Village Council members by Finance Director Matt Dillon lays out a 2022 budget scenario in which current revenue projections “do not support the Village’s current projections for [the 2022 fiscal year] general fund expenses.”
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Mills Lawn students bid farewell to Chief Carlson
Carlson, who has been with the Yellow Springs Police Department for 12 years — five of those as chief — is leaving the force in November.
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Candidates sound off at two forums
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 19 and 20, candidates for Miami Township trustee, school board, mayor and Village Council addressed community members in the Mills Lawn gym.
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The 2021 Yellow Springs News Voter’s Guide
Read the online edition of the Guide to Yellow Springs.
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Village Council votes down mask ordinance update
At its regular virtual meeting on Monday, Oct. 18, held via Zoom, Council attempted to pass an emergency ordinance to update the wording on the Village mask mandate.
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