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Votes and actions at a glance — Dublin City Council, April 13, 2026
Summary
Council approved an executive‑session motion, the consent agenda, multiple ordinances and resolutions (including annexations and infrastructure bid acceptances), two collective bargaining agreements, and spring Beautify grants; several introduced ordinances were scheduled for second reading.
Key motions, resolutions and ordinance actions taken by Dublin City Council on April 13, 2026.
Executive session: Mayor Chris Ambrose Grooms moved to adjourn to executive session to discuss personnel (appointment and employment), property acquisition and confidential economic development assistance; motion was seconded and approved by roll call.
Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda by roll call.
Ordinances & annexations: Council read and approved multiple second‑reading ordinances (Ordinances 17-26 through 22-26) as read together. Ordinance 20-323 (Shireings Road easement acquisition for a shared-use path) was presented and approved by roll call. Introductions were made for Ordinances 24-26 and 25-26 (annexations for Carter Farms and Miller & Gingrich Farms) with second readings/public hearings scheduled for 04/27/2026.
Infrastructure bid acceptances: Resolution 16-26 accepted the low bid of $256,264.97 from J & J Schlegel for the Avery Road Sidewalk Connections project. Resolution 17-26 accepted the low bid of $9,802,387.56 from Complete General Construction for the Northern Historic Dublin Infrastructure Improvements project; council approved both by roll call.
Collective bargaining: Council authorized the city manager to execute collective bargaining agreements with the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 9 (ratified April 8) and the United Steelworkers (ratified March 30) by roll call.
Appointments & grants: Resolution 15-26 appointing Victoria Newell to the Planning and Zoning Commission was approved. The Spring 2026 Beautify Your Neighborhood grants for Sheffield Meadows and Village at Tuttle Crossing were approved.
Timing and next steps: Staff to proceed with contract execution on accepted bids, finalize easement paperwork, incorporate feedback on the WID and park frameworks and return items slated for second reading on 04/27/2026.
