Government

• Dublin fundraiser puts faces to city's affordable-housing shortage

  Rockford Construction matched every gift up to $50,000 at the event, doubling donations for permanent supportive housing for those with chronic homelessness.

• Muirfield Village Homes Sell in Four Days at $775K Median, New Data Shows

  Year-to-date closings ranged from $511,000 to $1.5 million, leaving just 12 active listings as of mid-September.

• Dublin City Council's Sept. 28 meeting follows economic-development agreements with Northwest Bank, InnoSource and Wexner Medical Center

  Northwest Bank plans about 300 Dublin jobs by 2034; InnoSource plans 30% job growth by 2031, and Wexner Medical Center is expanding its Dublin health campus.

• New public artwork 'S/WING' planned near Muirfield Village Golf Club links bird flight and golf swing

  The City of Dublin dedicated S/WING on Sept. 3, 2026, but public records list conflicting costs of $175,000 and $100,000.

• Dublin police expand Drone as First Responder program as department posts new public-safety tech details and 2026 activity data

  Four city-owned drones now launch from rooftops at City Hall and three other sites, putting an eye over nearly any Dublin address within 90 seconds of a 911 call.

• Dublin council’s Sept. 21 budget work session sets stage for 2027 spending plan

  The Sept. 21 work session begins shaping how income-tax dollars fund police, streets and recreation in Dublin’s 2027 budget, with public comment Oct. 12.

• Shier Rings Road shared-use path breaks ground as part of LinkUS multimodal investment

  The 1,730-foot path will close a gap that forces walkers and cyclists into traffic, linking about 7,000 residents to COTA Route 73 stops by October 2026.

• Ohio Supreme Court ruling clears path for damages suits after administrative appeals

  Dublin's council just tabled a 2,000-acre West Innovation District rezoning, and a new Ohio Supreme Court ruling means denials can bring damages claims.

• What Dublin voters need to know about mail-in and early voting after Supreme Court ruling

  Despite the Supreme Court ruling, Dublin voters face no change to mail-in rules, but completed ballots must be received by 7:30 p.m. on Election Day to count.

• Metro Center redevelopment moves to Dublin planners: What the proposed zoning roadmap could mean

  The 6:30 p.m. Sept. 17 discussion in Council Chambers could shape rules for 210 acres, but no rezoning decision is scheduled.

• Franklin County Flock-camera scrutiny raises surveillance-accountability questions for Dublin residents

  The sheriff ordered an audit after a review flagged a deputy’s searches and is developing routine checks as Dublin trips create searchable records.

• Former Ohio State QB Joe Bauserman takes over as SportsOhio plans major expansion

  He will oversee operations and maintenance at the 100-acre campus while helping shape its long-term direction for teams, families and recreation users.