Huber Heights is celebrating significant achievements in financial management and community support following a recent council work session held on July 22, 2025. City Manager Aaron provided an update highlighting the city’s receipt of the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. This marks the 31st consecutive year the city has earned this prestigious recognition, showcasing the dedication and resilience of the finance department, especially in the wake of a recent cyber attack.

In addition to the financial accolades, the city has also been awarded a $20,000 grant aimed at promoting age-friendly initiatives. This funding is expected to enhance services and resources for older residents, reflecting Huber Heights' commitment to inclusivity and community well-being.

The meeting, which was conducted in the absence of Mayor Jeff Gore due to illness, also included routine administrative tasks such as the approval of previous meeting minutes. The council members present expressed their support for the ongoing efforts to improve city services and financial transparency.

As Huber Heights moves forward, these achievements not only bolster the city’s reputation but also pave the way for future initiatives that will benefit its residents. The council's focus on financial integrity and community support underscores a proactive approach to governance that aims to enhance the quality of life for all citizens.