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Commission adopts cybersecurity resolution and reappoints several board members
Summary
The commission adopted a cybersecurity resolution pursuant to Ohio law and approved reappointments to city boards for terms ending Dec. 31, 2028; votes were recorded as ayes during the session.
The Dayton City Commission approved two routine items during its meeting: a second-reading resolution to adopt a municipal cybersecurity program in accordance with Ohio Revised Code section 9.64, and a slate of board reappointments.
The clerk read second reading resolution number 6907-25 to adopt a cybersecurity program "to safeguard the city of Dayton's data, information technology, and information technology resources to ensure availability, confidentiality, and integrity" in accordance with the cited Ohio statute. Mayor Mints and commissioners Joseph, Shaw, Fairchild and Turner Sloss each recorded "Aye" during the roll call on the resolution.
On board appointments, a motion was made to reappoint a list of individuals to the named committee for terms ending Dec. 31, 2028. The motion listed appointees including Myla Cardona Jones, Kate Conway, RJ Francisco, Nozipo Glenn, Eunice Ibrahim, Kathleen Kirsch, David Larson, Jean de Du Mccunze, Jorge Gerardo Ramirez Piedra, Claire Preston, Mary Reid, Brian Stewart and Pete Williams; the motion was seconded and approved on voice vote.
These items were recorded as part of the commission's legislative business and were approved without extended debate.
