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Council accepts $3,310 Ohio EPA grant for two Purvis Park water‑bottle refill stations
Summary
Council voted to accept a $3,310 Ohio EPA Source Reduction grant to replace two Purvis Park fountains with bi‑level units that include bottle‑refilling stations and required signage.
Council authorized acceptance of an Ohio EPA Recycle Ohio source‑reduction grant totaling $3,310 to fund two combination water fountains and bottle‑filling stations at Purvis Park. The administration said the existing bi‑level fountains at Purvis Park will be replaced with new bi‑level units that include bottle refilling functionality and grant-required signage recognizing the Ohio EPA.
The grant application listed the mayor’s executive assistant (special projects) as the contact at the time it was written; Deanna Bremer Fisher told council the title has since changed to chief of staff and that she would provide a written job description to council at the next meeting. Council thanked staff for pursuing the grant and approved acceptance by roll call vote.
Councilmember King specifically thanked Bremer Fisher for the investment in Purvis Park amenities.
