County signs ethics deal with USEPA in settlement
Batavia Clermont County reaches a consent agreement with the USEPA to establish an ethics compliance officer and new rules for water and sewer contracts. County Commissioners approve two resolutions creating oversight and reporting to the agency. Assistant County Administrator William Potts named ethics officer. EPA issues one year debarments that were postponed, allowing continued federal funding.
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Clermont
Eee Baaberp
Ra Aan
Eee Com
Eet Net
Thomas L. Blusten
Colereiodmer
Blust
Seatee
Seaceras
USEPA
Williamichael Potts
Nine
East Fork
EPA
Setback delays Correll patvines planning and hearings
Community notes: homemaker protector Bob Tatton leads efforts as a December 4 hearing on a $30,000 funding recommendation approaches. Cooperative Extension Service officials say state and federal funds will cover several grams of program costs, with Sutton and staff detailing reallocation and travel, while local funds remain limited.
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Sutton
Suton
Ohio State Unive
EPA urged to review contamination comments from local consultants
Tim Ingram, public health administrator, asked EPA and county to heed notes from consultants Bennett & Williams on soil sampling and broader contamination. The session was sparsely advertised, but attendees urged the EPA rep to consider the concerns seriously.
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Tim Ingram
Adinistrator
Epas
Bennett & Williams
EPA
Robbery strikes multiple area stores in dawn break-ins
Several stores including Circle K and Stop-N-Go in Kentucky faced robberies at dawn. Months and exact times vary as cases reported in Union Township and Covington Mitchell area while U Farmers in Price Hill also cited. Police investigate linked incidents across Ft. Mitchell Ky and surrounding communities.
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U Farmers
Price Hill
Union Township
Covington Mitchell
Council seeks emergency funds for jail and court services
Council considers an emergency grant of 20000 to sustain drug treatment, court referrals, and jail services amid potential shutdown. Hank Wich urged commissioners, warning jail costs and crowding without new funds. Officials debated retroactive pay and accountability as interventions aid those with alcohol issues.
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Wasserman
Mental Health Board
Hank Wich
Council
Nate
Hilard
Charles Clendenin
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