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Committee places donations and Couryville streetscape transfer on for passage; CPD donation redirected to community relations squad

2316415 · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The committee advanced three finance items: a redirected $5,000 CPD donation for community relations, in‑kind Sundance attendance donations, and a TIF transfer of $1,106,558 plus $110,000 staffing funds to support Couryville streetscape work.

The Budget & Finance Committee took up several routine finance items and placed them on for passage without objection.

Doctor Dudes (Department representative) described item 8, a donation ordinance to redirect a previously granted $5,000 donation from the Joseph family to be used by the Cincinnati Police Department’s Community Relations Squad after plans for Police District 5 were not advanced. The chair thanked the Joseph family and put the item on for passage.

Item 9 authorized the city manager to accept in‑kind donations from the Sundance Film Festival and Film Cincinnati for attendance by the mayor, the city manager and one city employee at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. The ordinance requires a report to the finance director detailing the in‑kind donations; the committee put the item on for passage without objection.

Item 10 is a transfer and appropriation ordinance from the Department of Community & Economic Development to fund streetscape and public‑rights‑of‑way improvements in the Couryville neighborhood. The ordinance would execute a funding agreement with the Couryville Community Development Corporation and transfer and appropriate $1,106,558 in TIF funds for the streetscape work plus $110,000 to cover departmental staffing costs to oversee the project. The chair described the project as neighborhood improvement work and placed the item on for passage.