MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio — The Miami Township Board of Trustees will take up a dozen items, including a hazard mitigation plan update, a cemetery fence replacement and new radios for first responders, at its September work session Monday.
The meeting is set for 7 p.m. in the trustee meeting room at the Miami Township Civic Center, 6101 Meijer Drive, according to an agenda the township posted to Facebook. Trustee Ken Tracy is scheduled to open the meeting as chairperson, according to the agenda.
The agenda lists a personnel matter as its first item of business, followed by an update on the township’s hazard mitigation plan and a proposed memorandum of understanding with the Day Heights Garden Club, a Clermont County group affiliated with the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs.
Trustees are also scheduled to review a social media assessment and training plan, a new agenda and meeting management platform, and a proposal for gateway banners, according to the agenda.
Public safety upgrades make up several items. Fire Chief Dave Jetter is set to brief trustees on upfitting Engine 14 and on shoreline power for staff vehicles at Station 26, while Police Chief Robert Hirsch is scheduled to discuss electrical work at the police department. Trustees are also expected to consider replacing handheld radios, according to the agenda.
Two public works items round out the business portion of the meeting: removal work tied to Oakland Island and a fence replacement at Evergreen Cemetery, both to be presented by township official Burdsall, according to the agenda.
After public comment, trustees are scheduled to enter executive session under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(G)(8) to discuss confidential business and financial information related to an application for economic development assistance, according to the agenda.
Miami Township, in the northwest corner of Clermont County along the Little Miami River, is the county’s most populous township, with roughly 44,000 residents. The full meeting packet is available on the township’s website.
The information contained in this story was obtained from Miami Township.