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Votes at a glance: Motorola drone contract, JobsOhio grant, analytics agreement and other approvals

Springfield City Commission · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a set of routine and emergency items including a Motorola DFR contract, a JobsOhio grant for an airport fence, a Kalen Analytics pilot agreement, a brownfield support resolution, and an appointment to the county health board; all recorded votes in the transcript were unanimous 'Yes'.

At the meeting the Springfield City Commission recorded a series of roll-call votes on items that the record shows passed unanimously. Key outcomes recorded in the transcript:

- Motorola Solutions customer agreement for the Drone First Responder pilot: authorized for an initial two-year period not to exceed $239,996 (roll-call vote: Ricketts, Riggsby, Tacket, Wallace — all “Yes”).

- Kalen Analytics LLC (Cal Analytics) end-user license agreement: approved as a no-cost pilot for traffic/airspace management services supporting the DFR pilot (roll-call: unanimous “Yes”).

- JobsOhio grant agreement for Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport security fence: authorized to accept up to $350,000 reimbursement and execute necessary documents (roll-call: unanimous “Yes”).

- Brownfield remediation support resolution: commission approved a resolution supporting the Clark County Land Reutilization Corporation’s application to the Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program for up to $500,000 for remediation at a former 7-Eleven/Speedway site; staff described remediation steps and funding constraints (roll-call: unanimous “Yes”).

- Appointment: Dr. Anne Morrison was appointed to the Clark County Combined Health District board (roll-call: unanimous “Yes”).

The meeting record also shows routine contract renewals, change orders, supplemental appropriations and moral-obligation approvals that passed during the session; staff noted that supporting documents and line-item details are posted with the online agenda for public review. The transcript includes public comment on several of these items (notably the DFR pilot and data-center/environmental concerns) but does not show the commission reversing prior approvals in response to those comments.

Recorded votes and provenance for each major item are taken from the transcript roll calls and the clerk’s readings during the formal meeting.