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Council approves council grant program and hears staff plan for free employee Well memberships
Summary
Council approved the council grant program and discussed staff’s draft policy to offer free individual Well memberships to full- and part-time employees contingent on 20 swipes per quarter; staff said the program is intended as a recruitment and wellness tool.
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HILLIARD, Ohio — The Hilliard City Council on May 27 unanimously approved the council grant program and heard a staff report about a draft policy to offer free individual memberships at the Recreation and Wellness Center (the Well) to city employees.
Council moved and seconded approval of the council grant program; the clerk recorded a 7–0 roll call in favor. There was no substantive debate recorded on the grant program.
Separately, Ms. Crandall presented a draft Well-membership policy for employees. The proposal would provide free individual memberships (not for family members) to full- and part-time city employees. To manage administration, the policy would require employees to swipe into the facility at least 20 times per quarter to maintain the free membership; staff said this threshold is intended to confirm actual usage rather than simply providing access. Crandall said the policy aims to support employee wellness and to assist recruitment for part-time positions.
Council members expressed support. One member asked whether use would occur during work time or outside work; Crandall replied employees would have to use the facility during their time (staff clarified usage expectations). No further action was taken at the meeting on the employee-membership draft; staff will incorporate council feedback and proceed with administrative steps.

