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Sharonville City Council 7/21/26
Published: Jul 21, 2026
City Welcomes New Community Development Director Andy Meyer
Andy Meyer was introduced as the new Community Development Director. He has been on the job for 12 days and comes from OKI Regional Council of Governments, where he previously worked for nine years as a planner in Liberty Township. He holds a Master's in Community Planning from UC and lives in White Oak with his wife and two sons.
City Council Approves Traffic Safety Grant to Address Accident Concerns
The city council approved an ordinance to accept a grant for traffic safety. This grant is a response to a high number of injury auto accidents and two fatalities in 2025. The funds will be used to address these concerns. The ordinance was read for the first and only time and approved with a rule suspension. The vote was unanimous. Council members Cook, Sharpshire, Citadino, Levit, Cox, and Schmidt all voted in favor. The grant is from the Ohio Traffic Safety Grant program and will advance funds for the police grant.
Police Department Reports Record Calls for Service in 2025, Cites Strategy Successes
The Chief of Police presented the annual report for 2025, highlighting key achievements and statistics. The department responded to a record number of calls for service, an increase of 4.2% over 2024. Strategies implemented in collaboration with hotel liaisons have resulted in a 29% decrease in calls for service at hotels, freeing up officer time for proactive measures. The report detailed efforts in traffic safety, community service, outreach, media engagement, and received several recognitions, including the Ohio Collaborative's certification and a gold award from Lexipol.
Loop Development Progresses with Historic Society Relocation and Future Planning
The city is making progress on the Loop development, with the Society of Historic Sharonville moving back into an old home along Cornell Road. The old tax building was swapped for this property and a church, which will be torn down to allow for future development on the corner of Cornell and Main Street. Mayor Sen and Elevar are working on feedback for remaining developments, with plans expected to be released to the public within four weeks, aiming for construction to start next year and completion by 2028. There is also positive activity in the Loop area, with businesses like Miss Jade's rental space, the Blue Goose, and Rockefellers with its new mural generating excitement.
Council Approves Ohio Traffic Safety Grant for Accident Prevention
The city accepted the Ohio Traffic Safety Grant, which will provide funds to address traffic safety concerns related to a high number of injury accidents and fatalities in 2025. The acceptance of the grant, including advancing funds and amending appropriations for the 216 police grant, was approved by council with a unanimous vote after a rule suspension for immediate effectivity. The Safety Service Director noted the grant's purpose was to address the 'high number of uh injury auto accidents and two fatalities that we had in 2025.'
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