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City manager and council highlight volunteerism, school bond prospects and local recognitions
Summary
In the Jan. 5 meeting, City Manager Katie Smitty reviewed 2026 priorities and winter operations; councilmembers praised resident volunteers, reported a $14,547.50 cardboard recycling return, noted Oakwood Schools' Moody's upgrade supporting a $40 million bond sale, and recognized public safety officers and a student artist.
City Manager Katie Smitty opened the manager’s report at Oakwood City Council’s Jan. 5 meeting, wishing residents a happy new year, congratulating newly sworn Councilmember Sam Dorf and returning Councilmember Lee Turban, and saying staff are returning to regular operations and preparing 2026 priorities. She noted public works and parks staff remain focused on winter maintenance and safety.
Council members used their time…
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