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Gahanna updates public‑service and engineering priorities; staff to study service complex options and signal timing upgrades
Summary
Public Service and Engineering presented 2026 work plans including a new facility maintenance division, expanded maintenance programs, two intersection rebuilds and a citywide signal timing evaluation; staff proposed a $100,000 study to assess the Oklahoma parks/service garage complex and said an ideal consolidated service complex would need roughly 10–12 acres.
Directors for Public Service and Engineering presented Gahanna’s 2026 operational priorities on Nov. 24, emphasizing facility planning, maintenance expansions and transportation investments.
Public Service Director Anvers said the department is preparing for the move to 825 Tech Center Drive, establishing a new facility maintenance division, expanding programs (street sweeping, sign replacement) and increasing dump‑truck routes from six to seven to improve coverage. He also said the department will oversee two full intersection rebuilds (Agler & Imperial and a…
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