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Beavercreek adopts emergency ordinance to pursue regional street-lighting pricing
Summary
Council passed Ordinance 25-10 at second reading on May 27, 2025, expressing the city’s intent to negotiate jointly with other regional cities for a single price schedule for street-lighting services and declaring an emergency.
Beavercreek City Council on May 27 adopted Ordinance 25-10 at its second reading, declaring an emergency and expressing the city’s intent to negotiate jointly with neighboring municipalities on a single price schedule under which electric lighting services for street lighting would be furnished to residents.
The ordinance language directs city staff to pursue regional coordination on street-lighting pricing schedules. Council treated the measure as an emergency at second reading; a council member moved adoption as an emergency and the motion passed on a roll-call vote with all present voting yes.
No public comment was recorded on the ordinance during the meeting.
