Colerain Township C.I.C. & Trustees Meetings of June 23, 2026

The Colerain Township Community Improvement Corporation and Board of Trustees held meetings on June 23, 2026, addressing several procurement and financial matters. The CIC authorized its treasurer to seek proposals from alternative financial institutions for banking services to improve interest earnings and service quality, moving away from the current zero-interest account with PNC. Updates were provided on the Pottinger property tax lien situation, confirming liens were paid off, allowing the township to accept the property donation without cost. The Ohio Auditor's Office reported a clean audit opinion for 2024 and 2025. The Board of Trustees approved multiple resolutions including nuisance abatements, junk vehicle declarations, noise permits, and vacant property registration. A significant procurement action was the approval to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking a public-private partnership for year-round programming and revenue generation at Grosbeck Park, aiming to revitalize the park's usage. Additionally, the board adopted a resolution amending the township's cybersecurity policy to comply with Ohio House Bill 96. Personnel actions included approval to begin negotiations to appoint Will Mueller as the new fire chief. The meeting also featured presentations from the Hamilton County Auditor on property tax matters and community services. Overall, the meeting focused on financial management, property and code enforcement, public safety policies, and strategic community development initiatives.