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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Huber Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
New production well connection at Rip Rap Road
A new municipal water well gets its pump, meter vault, and connection to the water system for up to $1.225 million — part of the city's ongoing water infrastructure overhaul.
Sanitary sewer rehabilitation program
The city will line 8,000-9,000 feet of cracked or collapsing sewer pipe, its eighth year running this program, paid from sewer fees.
Bridgewater Road water main extension
Council approved a contract to extend the water main on Bridgewater Road, funded through the water fund.
New sanitary lift station near Walmart
Two aging sewer lift stations near Walmart will be replaced with one new station under a contract with Outdoor Enterprise, LLC, the lowest and best bidder.
Brandt Pike lift station replacement
Two 1960s-era lift stations near Walmart will be replaced by one modern station, with a $1.44 million bid from Outdoor Enterprises. The new station is sized for future growth along the corridor.
Water treatment plant filter media replacement
Replacing filter media in the second cell of all five filters at the Rip Rap plant to bring water hardness and iron down to original design levels.
Veolia Water Contract Modification — 2026 Capital Projects
The city's water and sewer operator Veolia needs a $1.73 million bump to its contract to cover this year's plant repairs and maintenance — from pump motors to well redevelopment. The money's already in the budget you approved.
Water infrastructure redundancy grant
The city won a $500,000 Ohio Public Works grant toward a $2.4 million redundant 24-inch water main along Taylorsville Road, starting early 2027, to back up aging infrastructure.