The council is scheduled to consider authorizing the mayor to sign a permanent easement with Georgia Power for 225 Colley St.; the company’s cover letter offers $1,000 in compensation while the formal easement form recites consideration of $10.

Council adopted resolution R2610O2 approving a two-year agreement with the Wisconsin Professional Police Association (some increases north of 6% year one, 4% in year two) and changed the residency requirement to 20 air miles from city limits.

Rep. Max Miller said data centers can bring investment but warned that Ohio needs grid capacity and that communities should be compensated when farmland and local resources are used; he cited roughly 227 data centers already in Ohio.

Clark County commissioners voted 2–1 to approve a 30-year tax increment financing (TIF) for Liberty Place that would redirect 100% of incremental taxes to infrastructure for a proposed ~159-unit development; school compensation and township agreements are required before implementation.

Commissioners discuss compensation calculations for Millers' forest management and property damage claims.

Council directed staff to draft a formal letter to GKN Aerospace seeking information about corrective actions, safety improvements and a process to reimburse affected residents, businesses and city costs tied to the Garden Grove hazardous-material incident; staff will coordinate language with counsel given pending litigation.

Committee debates solar farm ordinance, citing lack of clarity and need for further study.

Commissioners discuss budget discrepancies and proposed salary adjustments for sheriff's office staff.

Former sheriff's supervisor urges county commission to raise wages to 90th percentile.

City council discusses adding agenda items on public property destruction and compensation debates.