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Huber Heights council waives second reading and adopts budget transfers, staff say roughly $450K saved
Summary
Council waived second reading and adopted an ordinance that transfers funds between city accounts for 2026 supplements; staff said the change saved about $450,000 (a councilor earlier called it about $500,000) and the adoption passed unanimously.
Council considered an ordinance amending various fund appropriations for 2026 and voted to waive the required second reading and adopt the changes at the meeting.
The chair introduced the item and said it "saved us about $500,000 on the budget." City Manager John Russell clarified staff’s estimate during discussion: "about $450,000," he said. Council then voted to waive the second reading and adopt the ordinance; the roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval (7–0).
Officials did not provide line-by-line budget detail at the meeting but described the action as a cost-saving adjustment to the 2026 appropriations and budget structure. Staff said further documentation would be available from the finance department as needed.
