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Council authorizes 2026 public‑health services contract with Franklin County Public Health

Dublin City Council · November 3, 2025

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Summary

Council authorized the city manager to enter a 2026 contract with the Franklin County General Health District for public‑health services for Dublin; the board set a 3% rate increase and the city’s cost for 2026 is estimated at about $513,000, an increase of roughly $16,000 over 2025.

The Dublin City Council on Nov. 3 authorized the city manager to execute a contract with the Franklin County General Health District for public-health services in 2026.

Staff said Franklin County Public Health serves as Dublin’s public-health agency, including portions of the city in neighboring counties. The board approved a 3% rate increase for 2026. City staff estimated the city’s 2026 cost at about $513,000, an increase of slightly more than $16,000 from 2025, and noted the expense was budgeted in the adopted 2026 operating budget.

Council asked no substantive questions at the time and approved the resolution by roll call. Staff said they value the partnership with Franklin County Public Health and noted the county’s commissioner and staff are responsive.

Clarifying details: the contract covers the city’s public-health services for calendar year 2026; the estimated city cost is roughly $513,000 (a ≈3% increase from 2025).