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City manager outlines traffic, cybersecurity audit, short-term rental work and voter outreach ahead of Nov. 4 ballot
Summary
City Manager Rob updated council on recent road safety work, an upcoming cybersecurity audit, short‑term rental legislation in development, and public 'Get the Facts' sessions and online resources related to Issue 3 on the Nov. 4 ballot.
City Manager Rob told the Bellbrook City Council on Oct. 13 that the service department finished rumble-strip and crosswalk work on Little Sugar Creek and will finish North Main Street the next day, with lighted speed signs still pending delivery.
"They finished Little Sugar Creek, and they will be finishing up North Main Street tomorrow. We're still awaiting for the lighted signs and the other, speed devices to come in," Rob said, adding that those devices had a six- to eight-week…
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