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General Session - Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Board of Commissioners, Franklin County, Ohio · October 13, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners met October 13, 2026, for its weekly General Session. On the agenda: a $3 million pilot Affordable Housing Pre-Development Incentive Fund to help developers cover early costs of new affordable housing; $2.03 million in grants to 19 Health Equity partners; $952,425 for SPARK kindergarten readiness programming; transportation for Medicaid-eligible children through St. Vincent Family Center; a technology upgrade for the county's Emergency Operations Center; and security and wayfinding signage improvements across county facilities. The Board also…

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