Dublin

City Council meetings

Every Dublin City Council meeting in 2026, newest first, with what was decided, how the votes split and links to the official minutes.

  • Meetings held

    23

  • Split votes

    9

  • No votes cast

    10

  • Recusals recorded

    0

25 meetings, including 2 upcoming · Minutes are the official record; the council approves them at a later meeting, so the newest meetings show only the city's action summary.

  • Mon, Oct 26Regular

    Upcoming

    Second reading of water and sewer fee changes

    Ord. 52-26, updating user fees and capacity charges for the sewer and water systems, is scheduled for its second reading and public hearing.

  • Mon, Oct 19Special

    Upcoming

    Executive session on employing a public employee

    The only item is a closed session, at 4:30 p.m., on the employment of a public employee.

  • Mon, Oct 12Regular

    Action summary onlyAll votes 7-0

    Council accepts City Manager Megan O'Callaghan's resignation

    Accepted the resignation 7-0, approved a law director contract with FBT Gibbons LLP (Res. 45-26) and adopted 2027 meeting schedules. Ord. 52-26 on water and sewer fees was introduced.

  • Mon, Sep 28Regular

    Action summary onlyAll votes 6-0; Alutto absent

    Rumpke trash contract, fee schedule and third-quarter budget changes

    Approved agreements with Rumpke of Ohio for trash, recycling and yard waste (Res. 40-26), the fee schedule (Ord. 49-26), third-quarter appropriations (Ord. 50-26) and the 2026 deer management waiver (Ord. 51-26). Postponed the memorial preserve rezoning on Rings Road (Ord. 48-26) to Nov. 9.

  • Mon, Sep 14Regular

    Approved minutesOne split vote (6-1)

    $3 million in park contracts; recreation center Phase III moves ahead 6-1

    Accepted bids for Riverside Crossing Park streetscape ($2.16 million, the only bid received) and electrical work, Hyland Glen Park and water tank repairs. Directed staff to proceed with Phase III of the recreation center refresh, about $6.5 million, over Alutto's no vote.

  • Tue, Sep 8Special

    Approved minutes7-0

    Executive session on buying property

    Closed session to consider the purchase of property for public purposes.

  • Mon, Aug 24Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Incentives for Danforth, InnoSource and Northwest Bank

    Passed economic development agreements with John W. Danforth Co., InnoSource and Northwest Bank, six Riverside Drive property purchases and a $1.54 million recreation center Phase II contract.

  • Mon, Aug 10Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Zoning code audit accepted; two-year rewrite ahead

    Accepted the final report of a zoning code and subdivision regulations audit and told staff to proceed with ID-2 and ID-3 code changes in the West Innovation District. Introduced three incentive agreements.

  • Mon, Aug 3Special

    Approved minutes6-0; Lam absent

    Executive session

    Closed session; no action taken in public.

  • Wed, Jul 1Regular

    Approved minutesTwo split votes

    West Innovation District rezoned 5-2; data centers removed 6-1

    Rezoned about 370 acres in the West Innovation District and removed data centers as permitted or conditional uses there. Approved the sale of 16.3 acres to Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center and a school resource officer contract.

  • Mon, Jun 22Regular

    Approved minutesRecords conflictMinutes record 6-1 on Res. 29-26; the action summary shows 7-0

    Coffman Park stone walls contract; Ohio State land sale introduced

    Accepted the Coffman Park stone walls bid (Res. 29-26) and adopted code supplement S-57. Introduced the Ohio State land sale and a right-of-way dedication.

  • Mon, Jun 15Special

    Approved minutes7-0

    Executive session on employing a public employee

    Closed session; no action taken in public.

  • Mon, Jun 8Regular

    Approved minutesOne split vote (5-1); Keeler absent

    2027 tax budget, food truck rules and a deer removal contract

    Adopted the FY2027 tax budget, food truck rules and a $110,608 USDA deer management contract. Approved a perimeter security concept for Riverside Crossing Park 5-1. Introduced the data center zoning changes.

  • Tue, May 26Regular

    Approved minutesThree split votes (6-1)

    Ruscilli incentives; West Innovation District rezoning revived

    Approved incentives for Ruscilli Construction to buy and expand an office at 5450 Frantz Road, annexation of 201.7 acres from Darby Township and a Shier Rings Road path contract. Took the West Innovation District rezoning off the table for a substitute version.

  • Mon, May 11Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Utility painting contract; deer management talks

    Accepted a $109,044 painting bid and directed staff to negotiate a deer management contract. Introduced the Ruscilli incentives.

  • Mon, May 4Special

    Approved minutes6-0; Lam absent

    Executive session on employing a public employee

    Closed session; no action taken in public.

  • Mon, Apr 27Regular

    Approved minutesOne split vote (6-1)

    West Innovation District strategy adopted 6-1; two annexations

    Adopted the West Innovation District implementation strategy and the athletic and recreation campus vision, accepted 79.0 acres from Darby Township and authorized 146.9 acres from Washington Township. Waived bidding for about $135,000 in Irish Festival beer.

  • Mon, Apr 13Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    $9.8 million Riverview Village infrastructure contract

    Accepted Complete General Construction's $9.8 million low bid for northern Historic Dublin infrastructure, plus police and Steelworkers labor contracts.

  • Mon, Mar 23Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 6-0; De Rosa absent

    $6.9 million for 2026 street maintenance

    Accepted street maintenance bids from The Shelly Co. and Strawser Paving and expanded the downtown outdoor drinking area.

  • Mon, Mar 9Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Shared-use path land and micromobility rules

    Approved nine land acquisitions for the Shier Rings Road and Holliday Lane paths, new micromobility safety rules and three maintenance contracts.

  • Mon, Feb 23Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Street sweeping contract; board appointment

    Appointed Terry Seidel to the Architectural Review Board and accepted a $148,800 street sweeping bid.

  • Tue, Feb 17Special

    Approved minutes7-0

    Executive session on employing a public employee

    Closed session; no action taken in public.

  • Mon, Feb 9Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 6-0; Keeler absent

    Noise rules and downtown right-of-way

    Adopted vehicle and environmental noise rules, five right-of-way acquisitions on North High Street and five maintenance contracts.

  • Tue, Jan 20Regular

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Hyland-Croy crosswalk contract

    Accepted a $367,680 bid for a crosswalk at Hyland-Croy Road and Tullymore Drive and introduced right-of-way purchases for North High Street.

  • Mon, Jan 5Organizational

    Approved minutesAll votes 7-0

    Amorose Groomes and De Rosa chosen to lead council

    Swore in four ward members, elected the mayor and vice mayor 7-0, adopted 2026 goals and approved a tax-increment financing exemption for the J Block office parcel (Ord. 50-25).

Seven members: three elected at large and four by ward, for four-year terms. Council picks a mayor and vice mayor from its members every two years and hires a city manager to run day-to-day operations. Work sessions and committee meetings are not listed. Meetings are at City Hall, 5555 Perimeter Drive; regular meetings start at 7 p.m. Source: City of Dublin meeting schedule.