Council recommends CHIP agreement with Miami County and joins Meta Solutions Purchasing Cooperative.

Council debated Ordinance O29-2026, which would extend a 90-day moratorium on certain residential social service facility permits while ending a moratorium on gas station permits; an amendment seeking immediate changes failed and council moved the original ordinance to a second reading.

Habitat for Humanity's Rock the Block improves 10 homes in Troy, impacting the community significantly.

Council members debate rezoning decision pending further review of historical land classification.

Chad Morgan addresses criticism of his social media post regarding a relative's stolen items.

Brandon Meyer urges against Newcastle Road connection due to traffic and vandalism fears.

Council adopts resolutions for Smith annexation and cemetery renovations totaling $295,000.

Residents can share comments on Prouty Plaza redesign via email or social media.

Residents express concerns over proposed tall buildings impacting property values and green space.

The Troy Zoning Board deliberates a dormitory variance amidst community noise and parking concerns.

Council votes unanimously to expand parking for Saint Joseph's Church despite environmental objections.

Saint Anthony's Church proposes new parking spaces facing opposition from neighborhood residents.

Developers finalize plans for 81-unit affordable housing project with extensive parking and amenities.