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Huber Heights posts CloudPark survey; city highlights library event, autism fundraiser and traffic update
Summary
City Manager reported a CloudPark community survey open through April 28, a library "touch-a-truck" event that drew more than 100 children, an autism-awareness fundraiser April 24 at Get Air and an evening update that planned ODOT ramp closures were canceled.
Huber Heights City Manager John said the city has opened a public survey on the future of CloudPark and encouraged residents who could not attend the recent community "dreaming session" to respond online; the survey will remain open through April 28.
John said the city held a children’s outreach event at the public library earlier in the week where police, fire and EMS staff read to children and staged a "touch-a-truck" that drew more than 100 participants. He also announced a police-and-fire autism-awareness fundraiser scheduled for Thursday, April 24, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Get Air on Chambersburg Road.
On traffic updates, John said the Ohio Department of Transportation had notified the city earlier about planned ramp closures but informed the city mid‑afternoon that the ramps would not close; the city posted the change to its Facebook page.
The City Manager asked residents to consult city channels for more details and said staff will continue outreach related to CloudPark planning.
