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Council approves series of emergency payments, reappointments and procedural motions
Summary
Cincinnati City Council approved a number of emergency payment ordinances and reappointments, suspended rules for first readings where noted, and adopted a motion to cancel the Nov. 26 council session. Key finance items included then-and-now payments tied to the Queen City Slam tournament and printing/postage charges.
Cincinnati City Council approved multiple emergency ordinances and routine confirmations during its business session following public comment.
The council adopted a motion to cancel the scheduled Nov. 26, 2025 session. Council members then confirmed multiple reappointments, including a reappointment to the Historic Conservation Board and several appointments to the Board of Building Appeals and the Zoning Board of Appeals. The clerk called each item and roll-call votes were taken for adoption.
On finance items, the council approved 'then-and-now' payments and emergency ordnances: $3,097.23 to the Hamilton County Engineer's Office (Greater Cincinnati Water Works Fund) and $12,847.50 to Agar LLC (city manager's general fund) related to the Queen City Slam tournament; $8,462.12 to United Direct Solutions LLC for mail processing and postage; $1,201.84 to Key Blue Prints Inc for printing and production services; and $10,500 to Matlock Electric Company to refurbish an Ohio River pump station motor. Councilmembers described 'then-and-now' payments as corrections for authorized work that was invoiced after the regular authorization window.
All the listed items were approved by roll call. Clerk announcements and the roll-call record indicate unanimous or near-unanimous 'yes' votes on the listed emergency ordinances and confirmations.
The council adjourned at the end of the business session after a series of announcements from the mayor, city manager and councilmembers.
