
Local government in Miami County rarely explains itself. Civic Capacity does. Daily coverage of Troy, Piqua, Tipp City, and beyond.
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Back in 2017, Council Member Todd Severt and I ran for City Council with a desire to improve communications between city hall and the residents we serve. As part of that effort was the establishment of the quarterly “Ask-A-Council Member” w...
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An outside group plans to put more than $280,000 in Piqua. At first glance, that might sound like good news. any community of Piqua’s size can use new investment, especially when it comes from the outsi...
A personal note to our readers: As of this writing, I am out of town, but by the time this goes, out I will be back in town. I am in Indianapolis taking a class on planned giving for my work at New Path. Regardless, my heads has been buried...
Vol. IV. No. 151 - A First Look at Numbers from a Special Election
Early voting started this week for the Piqua special election, the vote on whether to recall three sitting city commissioners. The numbers from the first two days tell us s...
Vol. IV. No. 150 - These Four Letters Often Mean Significant Dollars
Few acronyms show up in local government more than CDBG. Few are less understood. The letters stand for the Community Development Block Grant program. It began in the 197...
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