2022 State of the City Address

Join Mayor Andrew J. Ginther as he lays out a vision to break down every barrier, open every door and build the city we want – and deserve – in his 2022 State of the City address.

CHAPTERS
00:00 VIDEO - A Community That Bands Together Rises Together
08:49 Introduction
12:54 Opportunity Rising
13:44 Safety
24:34 Child Care / Birth to Five
28:35 Affordable Housing
35:14 Diversity & Inclusion
37:17 Climate
42:02 Transportation & Neighborhood Building
49:01 VIDEO - Opportunity Rising: Our Community's Aspirations
51:34 Conclusion

[sharonjones]

That's great! Keep up the great work Celebrate One!

[donemigholzjr.]

Listen i am paying $100 for internet access? that is five times maybe ten times the amount I should be paying. I am not even talking about TV Cable that is $200 with more commercials than programing. There is obviously a monopoly if not at least an oligopoly in the Cable service industry and it must be stopped at all costs. If there are commercials during programming then why is a cable subscriber paying huge fees on top of what the cable company is making with commercials??!!
Cable companies must be much more heavy regulated and even run as Municipal utilities. Microsoft had much less hold on the computer internet access than cable companies and Microsoft was sued and fined and now regulated for doing much, far less than that of Cable.