City seeks bids for phased City Hall remodel to consolidate services and end off-site leases
November 05, 2025 | Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio
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The plan calls for a phased build-out so staff can move into completed areas while other floors are under construction: finance would occupy the first and later second floors in sequence, water operations would move into the renovated first-floor space, and a mechanical addition on the northwest side would house new equipment. Staff said they used virtual-reality walk-throughs with employees to refine functional details such as counter heights, accessible routes and separate public restrooms.
Designs include secured customer-transaction counters with bullet-resistant glass, separate public access points and drop-box facilities, a shared second-floor conference room and better office layouts to protect sensitive documents. Staff told council the project will be financed using anticipated lease-savings from vacating currently leased offices and that the city will seek bids and return to council to award the construction contract.
Why it matters: Moving municipal functions into owned facilities is intended to reduce long-term operating costs and improve the customer experience at City Hall; the project affects internal operations and will require coordination with lease expirations and the opening of other city facilities.
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