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Nelsonville council close to finalizing AI policy
Nelsonville’s charter government has been refining a new policy in a joint effort by city administration and council members.
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Geotechnical testing for Nelsonville pool will cost $6k
At its Monday meeting, the charter council discussed the study that would determine if ‘voids’ below the pool will prevent rebuilding.
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Nelsonville statutory council fills open seat
Leanna Potts is the newest member to join the council, which met Tuesday at Hocking College.
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Nelsonville to raise awareness of youth curfews
Police Sgt. Matt Greeno discussed communication strategies with the charter government’s Police & Fire Committee Sept. 21.
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Nelsonville charter council appoints new prosecutor
At a special meeting Sept. 10, the council appointed City Law Director John Haseley to succeed former prosecutor Daniel Picketts.
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Statutory Nelsonville council calls to repeal dueling councils’ ordinances (Updated)
A meeting of Nelsonville’s statutory city council Tuesday introduced repeals of measures passed by the city’s charter council.
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‘Good Samaritan’ pledges to fund Nelsonville pocket park
A resident who wishes to remain anonymous will donate $15,000 to help develop a small park dedicated to Nelsonville’s founder.
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Nelsonville council mulls city’s AI policy at return session
After a six-week recess, the charter council held a five-hour-long session that included multiple committee meetings.
