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202600992

ORDINANCE (EMERGENCY), submitted by Vice Mayor Kearney, from Emily Smart Woerner, AUTHORIZING the transfer and appropriation of $92,371.67 from the unappropriated surplus of General Fund 050 to the City Manager’s office non-personnel operating budget account no. 050x101x7400 to provide one-time resources to support the Center for Closing the Health Gap’s (“Center”) Health Expo in 2026 as well as its numerous other impactful initiatives throughout the year; AUTHORIZING the City Manager to expend $100,000 of existing resources from the City Manager’s Office non-personnel operating budget account no. 050x101x7400 to provide one-time resources to support the Center’s Health Expo in 2026 as well as its numerous other impactful initiatives throughout the year; and DECLARING that expenditures from the City Manager’s Office non-personnel operating budget account no. 050x101x7400 to support the Center’s Health Expo in 2026 and its numerous other impactful initiatives throughout the year are for a public purpose.

Ordinance Passed Emergency Introduced March 2, 2026
Committee
Cincinnati City Council
Requested by
Budget, Finance & Governance Committee
Introduced
March 2, 2026
On agenda
March 11, 2026
Passed
March 11, 2026
Enacted
March 11, 2026
Enactment no.
0073-2026

Where it was heard

Cincinnati City Council Mar 11, 2026 Passed Emergency Pass Cincinnati City Council Mar 11, 2026 Emergency clause to remain Pass Cincinnati City Council Mar 11, 2026 Suspension of the three readings Pass Budget, Finance & Governance Committee Mar 9, 2026 Recommend Passage Emergency Cincinnati City Council Mar 4, 2026 Referred to Budget, Finance & Governance Committee

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