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Source Water Protection Fund Board approves ~$1,000 budget change for Public Health-Dayton, receives annual reports
Summary
At its March 5, 2026 meeting, the Source Water Protection Fund Board approved the December 2025 minutes and a budget change of about $1,000 for Public Health-Dayton and Montgomery County, and heard quarterly and annual reports including a CityWide update noting a new Knox Box grant.
Acting Chairperson Kena Meyer called the Source Water Protection Fund Board to order at 3:04 p.m. on March 5, 2026 in Dayton. The board approved the December 2025 minutes, accepted several annual reports and a quarterly CityWide update, and approved a small budget adjustment for public health services.
The board moved quickly through routine business. Emily Crow moved to approve the December 2025 minutes; Sandra Taylor seconded the motion and the minutes were approved. City staff member Ahmad Brown presented the February 25, 2026 Source Water Protection Trust summary report; the minutes do not record further detail about the trust report.
Janet White of CityWide Development Corp. delivered the CityWide fourth-quarter report for 2025 and reported that CityWide had received a new Knox Box grant and that payments related to CityWide activities "are being paid as agreed." The board also received annual reports from Kevin Shea (Fire Department), Veronica Morris (Economic Development), Sarah Holod (Public Health–Dayton and Montgomery County), Robert Watson (Harrison Township) and Lori Minnich (City of Riverside); the minutes list the presenters but do not record substantive debate tied to those reports.
Theresa McGeady introduced a budget change of approximately $1,000 affecting Public Health–Dayton and Montgomery County. John Minear moved to approve the change; Sandra Taylor seconded, a vote was taken, and the board approved the budget adjustment (tally not specified in the minutes).
McGeady also reminded members to submit Alternate Designation Memos to staff. Acting Chairperson Kena Meyer called for adjournment at 3:32 p.m.; Emily Crow moved to adjourn, Sandra Taylor seconded, and the meeting was adjourned.
The minutes record motions and approvals but do not include vote tallies or further financial details beyond the approximate $1,000 budget change and the CityWide reference to a Knox Box grant.
