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Plain City honors public works for snow response after Level 3 emergency

Plain City Council · February 4, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Carney thanked the village public works staff for clearing roads during a significant snow event that contributed to a Level 3 emergency declaration for Madison and Union counties; council approved a small time-off appreciation and will present recognition to crews.

Mayor Carney used the Feb. 4 Plain City Council meeting to publicly thank the village public works department for its response to an exceptional snow event that triggered a Level 3 emergency declaration by Governor DeWine for Madison and Union counties.

"It is my pleasure as mayor of the Village of Plain City to recognize the hardworking employees of the village of Plain City public works department," the mayor said, describing around‑the‑clock work to keep roads clear for first responders and essential personnel. Council members and residents in attendance offered verbal appreciation.

Council discussed modest tokens of appreciation and one council member reported proposing four hours of paid time as a small recognition. The mayor said a formal presentation to public works will occur the following day.

The recognition was ceremonial; no additional budget appropriation or personnel action was taken at the meeting beyond the planned presentation and the proposed time‑off acknowledgement.