Ward 2 Council Member· 2024-01-01 – 2027-12-01
Don Webb
Huber Heights
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 34:33
- Avg per meeting
- 1:39
- Segments
- 583
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Top issues during term (18)(General)
Annexation of 5.091 acres from Bethel Township
Annexed territory becomes subject to city taxes and services; specific fiscal effects were not provided.
Timbercrest demolition for dispatch/IT center
$570,059 one-time, paid from bond/note proceeds.
Churches of Christ annexation for disaster relief warehouse
No direct cost to the city; the annexation adds the parcel to the city's tax base.
Public Works Facility/City Hall Renovation Furnishings
Up to $350,000, already budgeted within the approved project costs.
Setback variances for aging-parent home additions
No city cost; the additions are privately funded home construction projects.
Thomas Cloud Park land purchase extension
An extra $10,000 in earnest money, credited toward the purchase price.
facility relocation
The city is spending $250,000 upfront on the land deal, which should pay off by modernizing our emergency response infrastructure.
government facility opening
While the exact price tag isn't highlighted, a new municipal building typically relies on local tax dollars to construct and maintain.
Restaurant mix and gas station moratorium
Developers might see slight project delays, but it protects local property values by preventing over-saturation.
immigration policy
There's no direct hit to your wallet, as this is just a policy stance rather than a spending bill.
city charter ballot measure
The fiscal effect isn’t clear from the source—it depends on what the charter changes actually do, so check the ballot details.
city manager suspension
Taxpayers are currently footing the bill for the suspended manager's paid leave on top of paying the new interim boss.
city hall relocation
While the exact price tag wasn't front-and-center, moving a whole municipal building usually comes with some hefty relocation and setup costs.
state of the city address
While exact price tags weren't dropped, a slate of major new projects means city spending and investments are definitely about to ramp up.
corporate relocation
Expect a boost in local tax revenues and more foot traffic for nearby businesses as the company settles in.
administrative appointments
Getting leadership in place helps avoid costly project delays and keeps city tax dollars working efficiently.
administrative leave
Taxpayers are currently paying Dzik's salary while he's on leave, plus whatever it costs to hire temporary management.
cybersecurity breach
The city will likely have to foot the bill for credit monitoring services, IT forensics, and potential ransom or system upgrades.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Webb was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (2)(General)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.