Delhi Township's recent trustee meeting on May 28, 2025, highlighted community engagement and recognition of local heroes, culminating in the graduation of the Citizens Fire Academy. The meeting commenced with a moment of silence honoring 21 local veterans who sacrificed their lives for the nation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

Trustee Davis shared a personal experience with the township's fire division, praising their quick response during a medical emergency he faced. He emphasized the importance of the community's safety services and expressed gratitude for their dedication. Trustee Sturtz echoed this sentiment, thanking the Delhi Veterans Association for their annual Memorial Day ceremony and congratulating local graduates from various high schools.

A significant highlight of the meeting was the graduation ceremony for the Citizens Fire Academy, which had not been held for some time due to the pandemic. Chief Campbell introduced the graduates, who shared their transformative experiences over the 10-week program. Participants learned about fire operations, emergency medical services, and community engagement, culminating in a deeper appreciation for the fire department's role in public safety.

Graduates expressed their newfound knowledge and commitment to supporting the fire department, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in safety initiatives. The meeting concluded with a celebration of the graduates, reinforcing the township's commitment to fostering strong community ties and recognizing the contributions of its residents and service members.