9/15/2026 Beavercreek City Council Meeting

The City of Beavercreek, Ohio City Council held a meeting on September 15, 2026, where several procurement and infrastructure projects were discussed. Key procurement-related items included the approval of resolutions authorizing the city manager to pursue grant funding from AARP for an age-friendly community action plan and to enter into Local Public Agency (LPA) federal project agreements with the Ohio Department of Transportation for two major road improvement projects: the Indian Ripple Road Widening Project and the Kemp Road Sidewalks Project. The Indian Ripple project has a total estimated cost of approximately $2.675 million with a federal-local funding split of about 79% federal and 21% local, while the Kemp Road project is estimated at $2.01 million with a 50/50 federal-local split. Both projects are scheduled for construction in 2027. Additionally, the council approved a resolution to assess costs for overgrown grass cutting on certain properties, totaling just under $20,000. The meeting also included discussions on liquor license transfers, appointments to the Green Metropolitan Housing Authority board, and public comments focusing heavily on the proposed Shaker Town Road improvement project and a proposed income tax levy. The council entered an executive session to discuss appointments and economic development assistance related to public infrastructure improvements, but no decisions were made publicly. Overall, the meeting featured significant procurement and capital improvement project approvals alongside community concerns about taxation and local road projects.