Westerville City has significantly developed its infrastructure by posting a certificate for a $30 million Capital Facilities Bonds issuance. Yesterday, Westerville Clerk of Council Sara Yinger signed off on the certificate of posting for Series 2025 of these bonds. The bonds were approved through Ordinance No. 2024-21, which the City Council passed on Jan. 21.
Adherence to transparency and legal guidelines in public finance matters is crucial, and the City has ensured compliance with Section 13 of the City Charter. The ordinance was publicized through posting at several key locations, considered the most public places across the city, as documented on the official City of Westerville website.
Notice of the bonds was also disseminated throughout Westerville in physical form. These postings occurred in locations such as the Temporary City Hall Offices at 310 W. Main St., the Westerville Planning and Development Department Building at 64 E. Walnut St., and the Westerville Community Center at 350 N. Cleveland Ave. This multichannel approach ensures that a broad segment of residents can access information concerning the city's financial undertakings.
Residents interested in learning more about the Capital Facilities Bonds or the implications of Ordinance No. 2024-21 for the community are encouraged to visit the locations where notices have been posted or to view the details on the city's finance page. These bonds represent a step toward the enhancement of Westerville's physical and communal infrastructure, an investment in the future resilience and functionality of the city's public spaces and services.
