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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Reynoldsburg public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
City cybersecurity program
Following state law passed after the Columbus cyberattack, the city adopted a formal cybersecurity program. Any ransom payment would now have to come before council.
Homelessness services — Reynoldsburg Hope Center
Pastor Aaron DeLong invited council to the Hope Center's October 19 open house; the center serves about 75 homeless residents three days a week with showers, laundry, meals, and clothing.
Police Misconduct
Two Reynoldsburg police officers quit after getting caught allegedly misusing the city's Flock surveillance cameras. It's a huge privacy headache and a terrible look for local law enforcement.
July 3 fireworks security protocols at Civic Park
The Pyrotecnico contract was approved at $55,500 — a bigger, longer show for the America 250 celebration, with the increase partly due to tariffs.
Event safety after Bexley teen takeover
After a Bexley festival was overrun by 500-800 teens, Mayor Begeny reassured residents that Reynoldsburg's 18-and-over and wristband policies, plus police coordination, will protect this summer's events.