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Dublin Council adopts 2026 goals, pledges ongoing public input on West Innovation District

Dublin City Council · January 5, 2026
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Summary

The Dublin City Council adopted Resolution 01-26 setting four 2026 goals—community connection, Metro Center revitalization, a premier athletic campus, and advancing studies for the West Innovation District—after staff presentation and public comment; council emphasized future public engagement and that no zoning changes are codified.

The Dublin City Council voted to adopt its 2026 goals (Resolution 01-26) after City Manager Megan O'Callaghan walked council through four priority areas: fostering community connection and well-being (including carrying forward the Dublin Wellness Alliance), advancing Metro Center revitalization through zoning and design guidelines, planning a premier athletic and recreation campus, and catalyzing economic development in the West Innovation District (WID).

O'Callaghan told council that the goals "are intended to be visionary in nature" and build on plans adopted in previous years. Several council members and residents pressed for clarity on Goal 4; members emphasized the goal is broad, not parcel-specific, and promised public input and further study before any codified zoning changes occur. The council approved the resolution on roll call.