At-Large Council Member· month-level end: January 2024 per the Jan 9, 2024 City Council minutes (successors sworn in; last roll call as sitting member Nov 27, 2023). Term start not published here (left null). Charter text unavailable, no section cited. Seat: At-Large seat (elected 2019 per Dayton Daily News); succeeded by Fred Aikens.
Glenn Otto
Huber Heights
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Top issues during term (5)
rezoning discussion
This project is poised to bring a major financial boost to the city through new jobs and increased commercial tax revenue.
city manager hiring process
While no direct costs are mentioned yet, a dragged-out hiring fight could waste taxpayer money on legal fees or recruitment do-overs.
cyber security
It's going to cost taxpayers a pretty penny for IT forensics, system repairs, and possible data protection measures.
city manager appointment
The cost of this hire is tied to the city manager's taxpayer-funded salary and benefits, which directly impact the municipal operating budget.
earned income tax renewal ballot measure
Your paycheck deduction stays the same if it passes—but a no vote could force the city to cut services or find money elsewhere.
Decisions during term (0)
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