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Troy council adopts resolution backing renewal of state capital improvement program
Summary
The Troy City Council unanimously adopted Resolution R14 20 25 on March 17 supporting renewal of the State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) on the May ballot; the law committee highlighted that Troy received approximately $5.9 million from the program in the last decade.
The Troy City Council on March 17 unanimously adopted Resolution R14 20 25 supporting renewal of the State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP), which will appear on the May ballot.
Law Committee Chair Jeffrey Witten told the council the committee met March 10 to consider a resolution supporting SCIP, administered by the Ohio Public Works Commission. Witten said the committee recommended drafting legislation in support of the renewal; committee members listed in the report included Christie Marshall and William Twist.
The committee report noted that, over the last decade, Troy received about $5,897,000 in SCIP assistance for 10 infrastructure improvement projects. The resolution was read into the record by Clerk Ms. Knight, and Councilmember Jeffrey Witten moved to suspend the rules; William Twist seconded. Council then voted to adopt the resolution; the roll call recorded unanimous support and the resolution was adopted the same evening.
No council member spoke against the resolution during the meeting. The committee presentation and the council vote signaled formal city support for a statewide funding program that has been a recurring source for local infrastructure projects.
The council did not identify any required city-matching funds or specific projects tied to this endorsement during the March 17 meeting; details about future local applications for SCIP funds would follow normal city project and budgeting processes.
