Manager: Regional firing-range relocation delayed, potentially two years
Summary
Manager Angel Brown said increases in material costs and tariffs have pushed back the planned relocation of a regional firing range tied to the Joint Economic Development District; she expects a tentative two-year delay and will seek additional timeline details from state contacts.
Angel Brown said she met with regional officials, including Evendale village administrator David Elmer and deputy county administrator Anson Turley, and that rising material costs and tariffs have driven up project expenses and delayed the relocation of the regional training facility and firing range. "Tentatively, about a 2 year delay," Brown said of the firing-range move.
Brown said staff would reach out to state representatives after the July holiday to get more specific information and would share an updated timeline with the village. Council members suggested contacting senators who have worked on the issue; Brown said staff will follow up and publish details when available.
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