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Nisley said the center, which coordinates forensic interviews, mental-health referrals and other services for child-abuse investigations, has been open a little more than 2½ years and has expanded staff to meet demand. “We have ... tripled our staff. We added a full time therapist,” she said, and added another part-time social worker in 2024 to conduct forensic interviews and follow-up services.

She said the center served 155 individual children last year and that Tipp City accounted for about nine of those forensic interviews. The center links children to medical and mental-health providers, and staff said the program keeps per-case costs below the statewide average reported on the center’s materials.

Nisley also told council the center is coordinating child-abuse prevention programming for K–6 public schools in Miami County under a recently enacted law requiring such instruction; the center purchased the curriculum and trains local facilitators so school districts can implement the program without separately purchasing materials.

Council members thanked Nisley and encouraged community members to visit the facility. Nisley said staff are available for additional questions and that she had provided a PowerPoint and contact information to council in advance.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Tipp City Council Meeting 05/05/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Jennifer Nisley, program director for the Child Advocacy Center at Isaiah’s Place, briefed council on the center’s first 2½ years: 155 children served in 2024, expansion of staff and mental-health services, and a role coordinating child abuse prevention training for K–6 schools in Miami County.","taxTitle","Tipp City Council, Tipp City, Miami County, Ohio","taxId",72179,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6247151,"Council approves $657,105.30 asphalt resurfacing contract for 2025 program",93,1171000,1264000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3213308-a3964da82a02c702f5e870bb7a7de735&start=1171&end=1264","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3213308-a3964da82a02c702f5e870bb7a7de735/thumbnail_1171000.jpg","/articles/6247151/Ohio/Council-approves-65710530-asphalt-resurfacing-contract-for-2025-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6247151-6c6889e7a5467b064f545ec3fbd84619/orig.mp4?Expires=1770992939&Signature=a4jCY9t7W1DxAWHVFcI9F9h~Qu-qmb1ImIPMBNQNVXV6M3vLlc-R7QU-9ilB8NMvemViuYEmLgKD6P1TROl7O0B~qTNu-M3VM7eCLEk8WrNB7ks19hyqoSLE4IOyDKIipMNB3nah8D6xR1myvOx4rCY1qIrb30IoTFe-b-MOEdXg82DZkrSW3MT2d3MYJRrMr1QjAx3kfQDseRIZTdjvbxfmwJlFtk5t1zpu5HihcqQ8YvSNdH6uF9lkbZgqIBz-R0nkGZkCbX9wWtvqETu~xvjT7-iyIrokotkXtWDmEocRDeQVRo1PGnHgwDvl-UfFACPo1x~0QH9XOxwpYnYz5A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","TIPP CITY, Ohio — Tipp City Council voted May 5 to authorize the city manager to contract with John R. Jurgensen of Springfield, Ohio, to perform the 2025 asphalt resurfacing program at a cost of $657,105.30.

City staff said the project was publicly bid and that John R. Jurgensen submitted the lowest and best bid. “This resolution directly authorizes the city manager to enter into contract for this,” City staff member Mr. Mack said.

Council members asked about the scope for change orders and whether the contract includes guardrails for increases. Mr. Mack explained that change orders are permitted but that the city would need to return to council only if a change exceeded available budgeted funds. “The only way in which we would need to come back to council is essentially if ... it's outside the city's budget for the draw,” he said.

Council noted the adopted budget for the resurfacing program was larger than the bid amount and that the bid came in below the budgeted figure. No members of the public spoke during the public hearing on the contract. The roll call approving the resolution recorded unanimous yes votes from council members present.

The resolution authorizes the city manager to execute the contract and to manage the project consistent with the city's budgeting and change-order policies.","Tipp City Council authorized a $657,105.30 contract with John R. Jurgensen to carry out the city's 2025 asphalt resurfacing program and discussed change-order procedures and budget sufficiency.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6247156,"Tipp City moves to acquire 60 acres at 25A and Main to steer commercial development",344,787000,1131000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3213308-a3964da82a02c702f5e870bb7a7de735&start=787&end=1131","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3213308-a3964da82a02c702f5e870bb7a7de735/thumbnail_787000.jpg","/articles/6247156/Ohio/Tipp-City-moves-to-acquire-60-acres-at-25A-and-Main-to-steer-commercial-development","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6247156-65e7d2ba0a985c76bd09c0f01a16f21f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770992939&Signature=nFmwWGmP~shTSwf7v-MHqfC3sQtnbacT2DUGixEKAHrbvtKzJjHEwK7HRzrHmLEmIilPvXcvq2AVSa1MHX3FFBvigwzbGX9q-k5M7c242nlmVxYEgnnjr4EEggU-19RmKOqALxhfHwnL0~zDNqmlXUoYWUGYGCRgYyJHKcd1sHavT0iN1N5sBK1CQB2xQscmHV74eScI2ImBrHs8sMlvOw-eqT6MKcq0og6qpy8ppNBcmMDAChbJS-y5Y3VcHNV0XowD8ddWoVNOpoQTW38hG2wwn9FG2jko6HX10HIng1spp0k6V19edfB7BspLt9ShrmN~-3SGCs498dwC1emnCw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","TIPP CITY, Ohio — Tipp City Council approved a resolution May 5 authorizing the city manager to assume a purchase contract for a roughly 60-acre parcel at the southwest corner of County Road 25A and Main Street at a cost not to exceed $2,209,528.

City staff described the purchase as a strategic acquisition to give Tipp City control over one of the last developable commercial properties within the city and to improve the prospects of attracting a grocery store and other retail. “That’s the goal, right? That’s what we're working towards. To hopefully get there, but there's nothing concrete today,” City staff member Mr. Mack said.

The resolution authorizes the city manager to enter into an agreement with Woodard Development for the assignment of Woodard’s purchase agreement with the Long Family Trust for the parcel identified as Parcel G 15022634. Council discussed that a development agreement with Woodard Development will follow to describe how the property will be developed and the parties' relationship.

Mr. Mack said the city does not have a fixed construction timetable and expects to hold the land as farmland initially. “We do anticipate at least the city holding the property ... for at least, I'll say, 2 years. And again, that could change based on conversations to come. We anticipate at least a 2 to 3 year hold period,” he said.

Council members pressed for financial clarity about the purchase's impact on the general fund and on carry costs; staff said budget information had been prepared and shared. Mr. Liddy described the purchases of this parcel and a previously acquired plaza as “a substantial step for the controlled growth of our city,” and urged residents to ask council or staff for more information as plans progress.

The public hearing on the related appropriation ordinance was opened during the meeting; no members of the public spoke on the resolution authorizing the purchase assignment. The roll call approving the resolution recorded unanimous yes votes from council members present.

Council members and staff said more public information will be provided as the city negotiates a development agreement and refines plans for the site.","Tipp City Council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to assume Woodard Development’s purchase contract for a 60-acre parcel at the southwest corner of County Road 25A and Main Street, a $2,209,528 transaction the city says is intended to help attract a grocery store and other retail.","actionData","errors"]

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