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Homelessness Ordinance Comes in Front of Council
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Troy City Council will consider an amended ordinance regulating public sleeping and homeless camps when it meets Tuesday, September 8, at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at the Troy City Building.
After two...
Why Civic Capacity Exists
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Civic Capacity exists for one simple reason: people cannot help guide their community if they do not know what their local government is doing.
Every day, local governments make choices that affect our li...
Council Committee Moves Duke Park Plan Forward
Troy City Council’s Recreation and Parks Committee took one week to look more closely at a proposed $615,000 agreement for the next stage of Duke Park planning and the commitee liked what it saw.
At its August 24th meeting, the committee d...
The Deep Brief: An Ordinance’s Journey
Vol. IV, No. 102 - Troy’s Homelessness Ordinance isn’t what it was -- and that’s a good thing.
City ordinances are not broad statements of hope. They are enforceable rules. They define prohibited conduct, establish penalties, and ultimatel...
When “Exemplary Work” Comes With a Price Tag
Vol. IV. No. 101 - Are Public Sector Performance Bonuses Good Public Policy?
This past Tuesday, a resident stood up during public comment at the Piqua City Commission meeting and read a memo out loud. The memo came from the city itself, th...
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