More than a decade ago, the city had a robust discussion about allowing chickens within city limits. That discussion led to the decision...

Recently, Council discussed the ever-growing deer problem in Worthington. Though there does not appear to be any physical injury to...

In February, Council hosted its annual retreat to determine city priorities. This year was especially interesting because it was our...

After hearing questions and feedback from residents, I offer this open letter as a document outlining the details of my settlement with...

This week, Council proposed an emergency moratorium on the UMCH property, preventing further action by the property owner (Lifestyle...

In January 2021, Lifestyle Communities (LC) helped create a separate entity – Worthington Campus. At that time, the UMCH property was...

Growing up, my parents instilled in me a great sense of civic responsibility. They always encouraged me to give back to the community...

Worthington was recently rated by S&P for a AAA bond rating, which is the best rating a municipal government can attain. We submitted a...

In May 2020 City Council approved an amendment to the Planning and Zoning Code to modify the definition of Dwelling Unit and Tourist...

The 2022 budget brings an exciting addition to the fire department. Even though the new position is labeled Assistant Chief of Emergency...

At the December 6 city council meeting, Council voted to approve the zoning change on three sections, totaling 14 parcel properties....

City Council (in tandem with the Worthington Community Relations Commission) recently sponsored the Inclusive Housing Initiative to more...

Every Vote Counts In 2019, I was re-elected to city council for my third term. Though the election was November 5, my election wasn’t...

I led the city to implement a residential composting program at no cost. This helps deter compostable waste from going to the landfill.

I led the successful ballot initiative to provide Worthington residents with 100 percent renewable energy through electric...

Just as I was looking for an innovative way to help incubate local businesses, COhatch needed a place to grow. As vice-president of the...

When the property owners asked the city how to develop the parcel next to CVS, I told them to how to approach it responsibly. As a...

Worthington boasts the second largest budget of any Ohio city with a population less than 25,000. We also have one of the largest ‘rainy...

As the author of the visioning process documents, my intent for the community visioning is to be more than just a simple city plan. I...

City staff presented their proposed capital improvements (CIP) budget last week. The city is on the finishing end of a multi-year...