OASH sets agenda for year, discusses housing rights
Rebecca Griffin, the director of education from the Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME) Cincinnati chapter, spoke about housing rights.
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Nationwide staffing issues affect OPD
OPD Chief John Jones said higher turnover rates and fewer people interested in becoming officers have changed the hiring process significantly over the past decade.
McCullough-Hyde Hospital, Oxford Rotary fund healthcare-based internship for Talawanda students
“I think it’s something special to just be able to lean into the community (and) teach our youth about how and what we do from a healthcare standpoint.”
Six townships voted to support a data center moratorium. What now?
Hanover Township Administrator Bruce Henry told trustees during a meeting in May that a moratorium is currently under review by Butler County Commissioners regarding the development of data centers within county lines.
What to know about Oxford’s Economic Activation Program
The program aims to improve “underperforming” local properties through incentivization, public participation
On May 1, the City of Oxford launched a new 16-month program focusing on incentive-based partnerships to reduce the number of “underperforming” properties and “encourage positive momentum” in town, according to the city’s website.
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Environmental Commission discusses landfill flare
The commission also voted to purchase multiple electric or hybrid vehicles for the city fleet, including Oxford Police Department squad cars and service department vehicles.
Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on $11M development
According to a news release, the $11 million project located off Chestnut Street will include 31 townhomes built over the course of two to three years.