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Zoom commenter alleges unfair billing by Greater Cincinnati Water Works during council public comment
Summary
A Zoom caller accused Greater Cincinnati Water Works and city practice of charging residents while water service was turned off, citing Ohio Revised Code '29 13' and saying council aides ignored his pleas; no council response was recorded at the meeting.
Mike Eulhorn, calling in by Zoom during public comment, accused Greater Cincinnati Water Works and city officials of charging residents when the water is turned off at the meter and said the practice violated Ohio Revised Code "29 13," which he referenced during his remarks.
"I'm being victimized by the city of Cincinnati...they're stealing money and providing nothing," Eulhorn said, adding that he has repeatedly tried to get assistance from council offices and that only one aide, Scotty Johnson, had engaged with him. He told the council he has posted reviews and plans to continue raising the issue.
Why it matters: Allegations of utility billing errors or unlawful charges affect consumers directly and can indicate operational or oversight problems. The claim was made by a public commenter and was not investigated or confirmed during the meeting.
No staff response or council action to investigate the allegation was recorded in this session. The meeting moved on to other public commenters and routine business.
