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Police Chief Braun provided department updates: he reminded the public that the township's parking-lot ordinance adopted April 30 will be enforceable beginning June 2, and he announced the department's plan to launch a Citizens Police Academy in September. Chief Braun also reported that the department's average response time so far this year is 4.8 minutes.

During the presentation of the 9-1-1 plan resolution, trustees moved to dispense with the second reading and then adopted the resolution by roll-call vote.

Ending: The department said it will finalize Citizens Police Academy details and publish registration information when available; parking-lot enforcement is scheduled to begin June 2 as advertised by the department.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Delhi Township Trustee Meeting 5-28-2025","oneSentenceSummary","Trustees adopted Resolution 2025-70 approving the final Hamilton County 9-1-1 plan under the Ohio Revised Code; Chief Braun also reminded the public that parking-lot enforcement begins June 2 and reported a 4.8-minute average emergency response time so far this year.","taxTitle","Delhi Hills Town Council, Delhi Hills, Hamilton County, Ohio","taxId",73770,"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},6220885,"Trustees back removal of parking spaces on Greenwell Avenue and preview OKI-funded traffic-safety project",136,2832000,2968000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3&start=2832&end=2968","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3/thumbnail_2832000.jpg","/articles/6220885/Ohio/Trustees-back-removal-of-parking-spaces-on-Greenwell-Avenue-and-preview-OKI-funded-traffic-safety-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6220885-1c34dbf0741df05e80371ab326caed0a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775161246&Signature=VtRTp~L6lazOb5sp1gspCBt9TDspwL4gzPOZoz-~WN5EeANK8kdHvj2rI185Ish-qMgL~3Q9xNfWyck4NIbhP4eDQ~AHmPPMlkMj6q-MOvu8eIEtpP0IuZPa0GqjICM-6Di3v-Q~EBxj6eL9TlqJzCh5xbObRPpuTgacXhNfJGNUXdEbMVNYYrNLKe6ZX9XUNdjnetsgMMYVP~asuAp39kzALr~P7wkQmiIoeV75yMvB4CtnLlgiBeYSN~x4XUE4~yZ7SbAfGv~TqmI0gkTUeMhEMJ7p8NPpOSNWlwG1FmXu6asuKFzuxsMzoGwMKJGS6VIiKw7slQVauwRw5Cu34A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Delhi Township trustees approved Resolution 2025-71, opposing parking restrictions on Greenwell Avenue, directing placement of signage and authorizing required public notice under Ohio Revised Code section 505.17. Public works staff said they had received complaints about visibility at a corner and recommended removing additional parking spaces to improve sight lines.

Public works personnel also updated the board about a separate, OKI-funded traffic-safety project (OKI funds administered locally and funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation). The township received the grant after a multi-year application process and is working with an engineer on design. Construction is scheduled for roughly a year from now; staff said the work will include roadway reconfiguration and a sidewalk and that planners are coordinating timing with other nearby development projects. Public works staff compared the planned conversion to an earlier project on Old Park Drive in 2010 that converted a lane-and-a-half to three lanes.

The board dispensed with second readings and adopted the parking-resolution by unanimous roll call vote. Staff said the timing of the grant award was fortuitous, given completion schedules for nearby development and other road projects. Trustees asked staff to monitor traffic flows and construction timing to minimize disruptions.

Ending: Staff said more detailed plans, timelines and visuals will be shared as the engineering process proceeds; formal construction is not expected until about this time next year.","The board approved a resolution opposing parking restrictions and directing sign placement on Greenwell Avenue and heard an update that the township won an OKI (US DOT-funded) grant for a traffic-safety project that will convert a nearby section to three lanes and add a sidewalk, with construction scheduled about a year out.",{"_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},6220890,"Board adopts 29 nuisance resolutions; one abatement expense certified to county auditor",824,3297000,4121000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3&start=3297&end=4121","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3/thumbnail_3297000.jpg","/articles/6220890/Ohio/Board-adopts-29-nuisance-resolutions-one-abatement-expense-certified-to-county-auditor","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6220890-0fa82044cc3f5ae89082254222ec7c75/orig.mp4?Expires=1775161246&Signature=Zr5n3WF2nw0SzVAGJsZRjPWUYjt9B1gJsSmdbgfHFVTcTTc6IPwGNjl5asnIafwzlmhbLY8mvwyA-Tc-MXFGPctkpImd-ilGLSNsI5TlrWLg8WntWh3A9PrGcrCOQrocqKeU3zOEMtaFeFWz3~nj5XeLBoCBAIR9OurWFu32lRhIMYnLsQaoLhTUFABgxtdTK3TT0CZoZNsfKAUPvFuOTeXidTzh~4Z4dteedvQPLChX4a-77742tA1Ij~CklAmfR9eceMSGANST8QImHMSUQxGRFh9pzKME3i44qlqU-Y~icu9GugdbePiFhj22FbWaXa5PIApsjdJOWUR5XehQRg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Delhi Township Board of Trustees voted to adopt a group of 29 nuisance resolutions addressing excessive vegetation and accumulated debris at multiple township properties and certified abatement expenses for one parcel.

Community Development Director Roach and Administrator Miller presented the package: officials said the township began the process with about 44 cases, removed 15 from the list in recent days and had 29 remaining for action. The board approved resolutions numbered 2025-72 through 2025-100, which the township described in public materials as declaring nuisances for tall grass or accumulated debris at specific addresses, and dispensed with second readings.

Fiscal officer Luby explained that the township will submit abatement charges to the Hamilton County auditor so the amounts can be collected via the tax duplicate. For one property (resolution 2025-101) the board certified abatement expenses for 5346 Del Hill Drive to the county auditor; Luby said the mowing and abatement cost was about $450 and that the township will not receive reimbursement immediately because the charge appears as a lien on the property tax bill.

Several trustees called the package of resolutions a regrettable but necessary tool to keep properties safe and protect neighborhood standards. Trustee Davis noted the work is \"not fun\" and urged staff and residents to help elderly or disabled homeowners: trustees said volunteers and community groups sometimes assist homeowners who cannot respond to notices.

The board adopted the resolutions by motion, dispensed with second readings and recorded unanimous roll-call votes in favor.

Ending: Trustees and staff said they will continue outreach to property owners and will explore options for residents who need assistance removing debris or cutting vegetation; abatement charges will be certified to the county tax duplicate.","Delhi Township trustees adopted a package of 29 resolutions declaring properties a nuisance for excessive vegetation or accumulated debris, and certified abatement expenses for one property to the Hamilton County auditor for assessment on the tax duplicate.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6220895,"Trustees authorize letter of intent for Seaton Sports Complex parking; residents raise tree removal and lighting concerns",1698,3018000,4716000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3&start=3018&end=4716","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3/thumbnail_3018000.jpg","/articles/6220895/Ohio/Trustees-authorize-letter-of-intent-for-Seaton-Sports-Complex-parking-residents-raise-tree-removal-and-lighting-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6220895-2dd4ccc5e9ea81609144286759be35af/orig.mp4?Expires=1775161246&Signature=nFDVjxu9f62KVrHKkOI8h3RzECahHUCoJh6t5aLkCXKLJ~HDZdOmgWuicB9WYOk9lyaOFLD~OTlXAKIN9p4RziTXNMvvVshZ6RxQFyvwMcb4i3UjF-qeCKzQ6V0nTp1Ltc2p9u4BtqG5NnOSeVie0Qr~ZGCkAmRDovvW-K01HmomEI2mZTbxdk2kLgAIUu2yf-i2e-tk~Sv57zmozRWGpJlKSy7omRsAqTk7p-lwLU61jwTPbLYt10AUQRcVlf3qozAfUFFYEqSkuKJCWVE0IBd1pVwIp3kKqOlpH4KtUEPS2HP1YQ3YowtRvSFn7yr0TYs5hrQfLJip49Jt~A0NZw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Delhi Township Board of Trustees voted to authorize the administrator to sign a letter of intent with Emmett's LLC related to the Seaton Sports Complex, including county-process steps to vacate a portion of Clemby Drive and a shared-parking agreement with the sports complex.

Administrator Miller said the township will follow county procedures to vacate the southern portion of Clemby Drive beyond the township's entrance drive and said the vacated right-of-way would be donated to the developer. Under the arrangement the township would have shared access to the Seaton parking lot for overflow parking during large events at Delhi Town Square; Miller said the parking is not expected to be used daily but would provide relief for larger summer events.

After the motion passed, resident Robert Smith of Greenwell Avenue addressed the trustees during public comment and said crews working on the Seaton site recently removed mature trees and underbrush that had buffered several backyards from construction. Smith said workers had ground trees nearly to the ground, regraded the property and created a prominent dirt berm adjacent to residents' yards. He said the removal reduced privacy and displaced wildlife and that proposed remedies (he cited a contractor's statement about a six-foot privacy fence) would not block 80-foot field lights planned for the site.

\"If they can spend 16-some million on this, they can spend a few grand for a couple of trees,\" Smith said. He asked township officials to press the developer to replace landscaping and provide clearer answers about lighting and grading.

Administrator Miller told Smith the township would arrange direct contact between the neighbors and the Seaton project representatives and noted that the developer had received a variance for the height of the field lights. Miller said the project must meet a photometric plan that limits foot-candles at the property line and that the township would follow up. \"There's not a period at the end of the sentence,\" Miller said of the developer's text response, but added, \"we will get you in to the conversation.\" Trustee Davis urged officials to hold the developer to earlier promises to work with bordering neighbors.

The motion to authorize the letter of intent carried by voice vote. Trustees and staff said they would contact Seaton representatives and the on-site construction manager to arrange a meeting with affected homeowners.

Ending: Township officials said they would follow up with Seaton representatives and asked residents to provide contact information to staff for that outreach; the board did not modify the approved letter of intent during the meeting.","The board authorized the administrator to sign a letter of intent with Emmett's LLC for the Seaton Sports Complex that includes vacating part of Clemby Drive and a shared-parking agreement; nearby residents criticized recent tree removal, grading and field lights and asked the township to seek clarifications from the developer.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6220900,"Delhi Township celebrates Citizens Fire Academy graduates; several firefighters pinned and sworn in",1426,502000,1928000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3&start=502&end=1928","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3615936-5545880c3310d8cba46e304d9075c3b3/thumbnail_502000.jpg","/articles/6220900/Ohio/Delhi-Township-celebrates-Citizens-Fire-Academy-graduates-several-firefighters-pinned-and-sworn-in","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6220900-e42af2977439772a73a970b11f1cde4d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775161246&Signature=HxclbEKp91fTelEZaxT9JeiIfGxyCWL6U0oAY5TXYzt5wQofNq5ksn9fj8hU1DS1Z-NdR-1m9BQlv9EG8iDm-80On6fD7xg3XTlnvN38ndbDsbWZTE5RD3noX4qZxurgm3fGJho1lOoY38c46lLj~kl81IDS0Gu4CdLamXKHb6kkego~v1XsRQlScUmMXFBe8Hnuhjqisg6WbNrLF9uRvjLOg2TQU7rtcIxBF1xQmNctkxye7U-VcJ7hk21wCHjjvvjyOv1M7ipq7gZZFxFtvL5AtQwfb6wWk~rpImIZiU2UdKBCepQexGBnY49WUaiZ7qK-n4jZFuyZ5Qexlbtejw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Delhi Township trustees on Wednesday recognized graduates of the 2025 Citizens Fire Academy and held a ceremony that included presentations, pins and the oath of office for firefighters affiliated with the Delhi Township Fire Department. The ceremony included remarks from fire department leaders, academy instructors and two graduates.

The Citizens Fire Academy returned this year after a multi-year pause; Lieutenant Kramer and Chief Doug Campbell described a roughly 10-week program that exposed residents to station tours, EMS operations, self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) training, rope and repelling drills, vehicle extrication and CPR instruction. \"This academy wasn't just about learning techniques. It was about learning people,\" said graduate Steve Howe during his remarks.

The academy included a smoke-alarm installation blitz and a tour of the Hamilton County Communications Center, officials said. Lieutenant Kramer credited volunteer support and named instructor Pete Gardner and volunteer Greg Wright as regular contributors to the classes. \"They shared not just your knowledge, but your passion, your patience, and your purpose,\" Howe told the audience.

Chief Campbell and Chief Helms introduced the program and described efforts to restart it after the COVID-19 pandemic. Chief Campbell said the department had not run a Citizens Fire Academy in several years and that the 2025 class offered both public education and a recruitment pathway.

A series of service recognitions and pins followed. The department introduced and pinned several firefighters who have completed training and in some cases moved from part-time to full-time status. Among those recognized during the ceremony were Bridget Nagle (noted as promoted to full time in January and completing paramedic training with an anticipated completion date in spring 2026), RJ (identified as promoted to full time in March and enrolled in paramedic training starting in August 2025), Megan Unger and Alex Reitmeier. Each took the oath of office during the ceremony.

Graduate Natasha Truex described feeling nervous on the first night but said the class \"transformed our fears into valuable skills.\" Trustees in attendance congratulated the graduates and encouraged continued community engagement; the board invited graduates to participate in future smoke-alarm blitzes and other department events.

Trustees and chiefs also framed the academy as a community partnership: Trustee Davis noted the value of first responders and thanked volunteers, while several trustees promised departmental support for personnel and families.

The ceremony concluded with photographs and a brief recess before the meeting resumed.

Ending: The township described the academy as both an education program and a source of community support for the fire department. Officials said they expect the class will remain a regular offering and encouraged graduates to continue volunteering and attending future training and community safety events.","Delhi Township trustees and fire chiefs honored graduates of the township's Citizens Fire Academy and pinned several new and recently promoted firefighters, who took the oath to serve the Delhi Township Fire Department.","actionData","errors"]

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