2021 Spring Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
Thursday, April 22, 2021 @ 6:30 p.m.
2020 Fall Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
Tuesday, October 27, 2020 @ 6:30 p.m.
Watch the intro video | Download the presentation
Follow-Up Question
QUESTION: Brent Crawford/Crawford Hoying mentioned they provided tenants loan forgiveness during the pandemic. A question was asked where did the money come from?
ANSWER: Brent Crawford provided us this information: Crawford Hoying, as the owner of Bridge Park has provided financial assistance to commercial tenants in Bridge Park by providing relief in the form of abated rent. In nearly all cases this is forgiven rent that will never be recouped by Crawford Hoying. Crawford Hoying continued to pay all mortgage payments, operating expenses, and tax payments for its obligations. No mortgage relief was requested or received on any of our mixed use buildings. Over $1 million dollars of relief was given to our commercial tenants directly from Crawford Hoying, with none of this coming from the city of Dublin. This was done as a gesture of support to our tenants and meant we had $1 million less of operating income from these tenants. Individual tenants used PPP funds to apply to rent after their abatement, but that was after receiving abated rent from Crawford Hoying. Our tenants have appreciated our support, which in many cases they have not received from their other landlords.
2019 Fall Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
The 2019 Fall Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Wednesday, October 23, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at the Dublin Branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library. There were 73 people in attendance. The meeting included a presentation from attorney David Kaman from Kaman & Cusimano on the six best practices of successful community associations. City Manager Dana McDaniel also presented on the City of Dublin’s Core Values including; safety and resiliency, economic vitality, community engagement and fiscal health. The meeting concluded with a Q&A session with City leadership.
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
2019 Spring Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
The 2019 Spring Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 6-8 p.m. at the Club at Corazon and had 79 people in attendance. The meeting included updates on the following topics: Capital improvement projects, crime, code enforcement, horticulture, DiRECt reservations and block party information. The meeting concluded with a 15 minute Q&A session with City staff.
A reminder also went out to all residents to help keep Dublin beautiful with their own yard and home improvement projects. We’ve gathered all the info you need for maintaining and improving your property. Visit our new webpage for resources on everything from permits to landscaping tips and a downloadable flier you can share with your neighbors. https://dublinohiousa.gov/living/keep-dublin-beautiful/
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents any time by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
2018 Fall Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
The 2018 Fall Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Wednesday, October 17, 2018 from 6-8 p.m. at the DCS Emerald Campus and had 76 people in attendance. The meeting included updates on the following topics: Dublin City Schools, crime, capital improvement projects, nature education, and blue zones. The meeting concluded with a 30 minute Q&A session with City staff.
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents any time by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
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2018 Spring Neighborhood Leaders Meeting
The 2018 Fall Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 from 6-8 p.m. at IGS Energy and had 63 neighborhood representatives in attendance. The meeting included updates on the following topics: crime, capital improvement projects, neighborhood recreation programming, and Bridge Park. The meeting concluded with a 30 minute Q&A session with City staff.
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents any time by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
Fall 2017 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting
The 2017 Fall Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 from 6-8 p.m. at BMI Federal Credit Union and had 59 neighborhood representatives in attendance. The meeting included updates on the following topics: crime, transportation, neighborhood outreach, and the Bridge Street District. The meeting concluded with a 20 minute Q&A session with City staff.
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents any time by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
Spring 2017 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting
The 2017 Spring Neighborhood Leadership meeting took place on Wednesday, April 26, 2017 from 6-8 p.m. at the DCRC Tallas and had 33 neighborhood representatives registered in attendance. The meeting included updates on the following topics: the City’s Street Tree Program, Street Maintenance and Improvement Projects, Mosquito Management, Bridge Street District Update, Crime Updates, and the Mobility Study. See the attached document for slides from the presentation.
Fall 2016 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting
The 2016 Fall Neighborhood Association Leaders meeting took place on Wednesday, October 19, at Dublin Jerome High School. Leaders had the chance to hear from nine City officials on a variety of topics including residential fiber, traffic updates, Dublin’s trash can screening ordinance, neighborhood park programming, a new volunteer initiative called Yard Squad, crime updates, Beautify Your Neighborhood grants and more. See the attached document for slides from the presentation.
Spring 2015 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting
The Spring Neighborhood Association Leadership meeting was held Tuesday, April 26 from 6 – 8 p.m. at the Ohio University College of Health Sciences and Professions, 6805 Bobcat Way.
Topics discussed included neighborhood engagement, bicycle and pedestrian safety, infrastructure improvements including the 2016 Street Maintenance Program, Bridge Street District project updates, little free libraries, mosquito control, the upcoming FORE!Miler race and more. The presentation is available here.
The City holds meetings twice a year for neighborhood association leaders and representatives. The meetings are an important part of the ongoing community engagement process. In addition to holding these meetings, City staff members are available to meet with neighborhood associations and residents any time by appointment. Contact us to request a meeting.
Fall 2015 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting
The City of Dublin hosted the Fall 2015 Neighborhood Leadership Meeting on Wednesday, October 28 at the Dublin Community Recreation Center. Dozens of representatives from Dublin’s neighborhood associations attended. They received updates on the future riverfront parks, infrastructure improvements, the Bridge Street District and safety. Attendees also had the chance to ask questions of City staff members and other association leaders.
