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Council sets May 22 vote on joint street-lighting negotiation ordinance
Summary
Council introduced Ordinance 2185-25 on May 8, authorizing the City of Moraine to negotiate jointly with neighboring cities on a one-price schedule for street lighting services; the current contract through Miami Valley Lighting via MVCC ends December 2025.
Moraine City Council introduced Ordinance 2185-25 on May 8, 2025, an ordinance expressing the city’s intent to negotiate jointly with other regional cities on a single price schedule for electric street-lighting services.
Staff reported the city’s current street-lighting contract with Miami Valley Lighting via the Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC) expires in December 2025. The ordinance would authorize the city to pursue a joint negotiation for a one-price schedule covering residents’ street lighting.
The ordinance was read at first reading on May 8 and placed on the agenda for subsequent readings; final adoption is scheduled for the May 22 council meeting. No formal vote or contract award occurred at the May 8 session.
Council did not discuss specific pricing proposals, participating municipalities or procurement timelines in the May 8 record; those details may be developed as negotiations proceed.
