City Council welcomes new dispatcher Mindy Swigert and acknowledges life-saving officers

During the recent Huber Heights Council Work Session held on July 8, 2025, council members convened to discuss several key topics, including the approval of previous meeting minutes and updates from the city manager. The meeting commenced with a roll call, confirming the attendance of all council members except Mayor Gore, who was absent due to a family celebration.

The council swiftly approved the minutes from the June 17 meeting without any corrections or additions. This procedural step is essential for maintaining accurate records of council activities and decisions.

City Manager John acknowledged the swearing-in of a new dispatcher, Mindy Swigert, who brings three years of experience to the role. Notably, she is the stepdaughter of a current city employee, which adds a personal connection to the city's workforce. This hiring reflects the city’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its public safety team.

Additionally, the council recognized the commendable actions of Officers Harper and Metzger, who received life-saving commendations for their efforts during an incident on June 8. This acknowledgment highlights the dedication and bravery of the city’s law enforcement personnel, reinforcing the importance of community safety.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to public service and community engagement, with a focus on enhancing public safety and recognizing the contributions of city employees. As the council continues to address various community needs, the involvement of dedicated personnel remains a critical component of Huber Heights' ongoing development and safety initiatives.