The Trenton City Council has scheduled a meeting for Oct. 15, 2026, with an agenda that includes resolutions tied to the outcome of Issue 17, a ballot measure set for the Nov. 3, 2026 election, according to the published agenda.
The agenda matters to residents because it contains second-reading items addressing police operations and property tax levy requests for street improvements, both of which are contingent on the defeat of Issue 17 and the commencement of a proposed data center development, according to the official record.
The published agenda text states a resolution addresses police operations “provided the defeat of Issue 17 at the November 3, 2026 election and commencement of the proposed data center development,” and a separate resolution would prohibit “any property tax levy requests for street improvements, provided the defeat of Issue 17.”
- Meeting date: Oct. 15, 2026, Trenton, Ohio
- Agenda item: Resolution on police operations contingent on defeat of Issue 17 and start of data center development (Second Reading)
- Agenda item 4: Resolution prohibiting property tax levy requests for street improvements, contingent on defeat of Issue 17
- Related election: Issue 17, scheduled for the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
- Source: Official City of Trenton council agenda
According to the published agenda, the items listed are scheduled for second reading at the Oct. 15 meeting. The agenda does not specify further details on the nature of Issue 17 or the proposed data center development beyond the language cited. City Council is scheduled to consider these resolutions as part of its regular meeting process.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to comment on the agenda items can attend the Oct. 15, 2026 City Council meeting in Trenton, Ohio. The full agenda is available through the City of Trenton’s official website.
Official source: the published record