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Sep 11, 2026
Jill ColeHOST
Good evening.
Jill ColeHOST
I'd like to call to order the City of Blue Ash City Council meeting for Thursday, September 10th, 2026 to order.
Jill ColeHOST
Would you please stand and join me in saying the Pledge of Allegiance.
Brian GaffPANELIST
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice
Jill ColeHOST
Whereas
Julie KipperUNKNOWN
it is
Jill ColeHOST
one of the responsibilities of the Mayor of the City of Blue Ash to recognize organizations, groups, and events of great significance within our community and across the country, and whereas more than 43 million Americans can't read or write at the most basic level, while 62 million lack basic math skills, More than 28 million lack basic digital skills, and millions more seek the education, credentials, and workforce training needed to fully participate in today's economy.
Jill ColeHOST
And whereas, as our nation commemorates America's 250th anniversary, expanding access to adult education honors the promise of opportunity by empowering more Americans to participate fully in civic life, contribute to their communities, and help shape the nation's next 250 years.
Matt WiltshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But you stayed in an extended stay for a while? Mm-hmm.
Matt WiltshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Which extended stay were you guys at? Blue Ash.
Matt WiltshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Blue Ash? Mm-hmm.
Matt WiltshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
How long were you there? Do you remember the dates?
Tamara MooreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
From about the 19th to about a couple of weeks ago.
Patrick CarrGUEST
Uh, and, and we seem to be caught up in it.
Patrick CarrGUEST
And my city council specifically asked for a presentation, and I put a short presentation together, and there's so much material.
Patrick CarrGUEST
Uh, there's so many talking points.
Patrick CarrGUEST
There's, there's so much misinformation out there.
Patrick CarrGUEST
And this is a crime.
Patrick CarrGUEST
This, this is not just a policy violation, this is a crime.
Patrick CarrGUEST
And as I said in city council, um, I and many other chiefs, uh, if they ever found that someone was crossing that line, [clears throat] excuse me, uh, they would be termina- terminated and/or prosecuted.
Patrick CarrGUEST
And I have no problem whatsoever, uh, referring this to the attorney general's office, referring it to Prosecutor Mike Moser's office-
Patty FosterGUEST
Um, I-- she was, she was always a fixer.
Patty FosterGUEST
My mom was Stephanie Stohler of Blue Ash City Council.
Patty FosterGUEST
She served for forty-four years.
Patty FosterGUEST
So she was an activist.
Patty FosterGUEST
We all walked her talk, and we all learned her mantra, which is, "We can fix it."
Scott SloanHOST
Hmm.
Patty FosterGUEST
That was just how she raised us, and we would campaign for her, and she got reelected to Blue Ash City Council twenty times when I was alive, or when she was alive.
Scott SloanHOST
Yeah.
Carl RubyGUEST
Um, it's like every time the Haitian community begins to get their balance, they get hit again, and they've taken one hit after another here in Springfield.
Carl RubyGUEST
The first one recently was when they started getting letters telling them they had to show up at the ICE office down in Blue Ash or over in Westerville, and that's where they get the, the ankle monitors, which, which everyone here refers to as shackles now.
Ailsa ChangHOST
Mm-hmm.
Carl RubyGUEST
Um, then the, the second blow was there's just a dramatic increase in ICE activity.
Katie PhangHOST
In his first week of classes in college, he didn't feel like he was learning anything, and he was so traumatized because of that ankle monitor, according to his father.
Katie PhangHOST
He went to the ICE office in Blue Ash, Ohio, to try to get the monitor removed, He had been in this country for years without any problems whatsoever.
Katie PhangHOST
But immigration authorities refused, refused to be able to take it off.
Katie PhangHOST
He was bullied by his classmates.
speaker_0MODERATOR
We've raised over $3 million and contributed to ovarian cancer research from an all-volunteer organization.
speaker_0MODERATOR
The alliance actually has a 5K run coming up in Blue Ash at Summit Park on September 19th, if anybody wants to participate.
speaker_0MODERATOR
The key with ovarian cancer is early detection is the key, just like most cancers, to the survival.
speaker_0MODERATOR
But you have to know the symptoms, which are very subtle.
11 MINS LATER
speaker_7GUEST
The one thing I have to present is we have the large-scale exercise coming up at the mall, the 27th of this month.
speaker_7GUEST
There will be a large law enforcement activity along with fire.
speaker_7GUEST
Down there we have made invitations to Blue Ash, Montgomery, Deer Park, and Madeira to participate.
speaker_7GUEST
So we will have a lot of people down there early in the morning on the 27th, just FYI.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
One in Florence, as far south as Florence, and then one in Southgate, Fort Thomas area, just across the river.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
And then how far north do you go in Ohio? We are as far north as Blue Ash.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
So they're all relatively.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
Cincinnati market,
18 MINS LATER
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
And I would say as we've grown over the last couple years at least, I mean, we have other great independent competitors, good friends of mine in the market.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
They do a great job.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
But we have, especially in this eastern side of Cincinnati, northern Kentucky, and then just moving north up into that blue ash market, I mean, we have definitely – Built a brand that is extremely recognizable and carries a lot of weight.
Bryan KauffeldGUEST
So we're proud of that.
BenesPANELIST
And also, you know, just to know we were reimbursed for our time as a part of that.
BenesPANELIST
So, you know, I think through a grant that came from Ohio State Patrol that Blue Ash got that we were a part of receiving pay.
PowellPANELIST
Just for curiosity, where did they set up on Reading Road? It is closer to Godfrey's.
BenesPANELIST
Yeah.
Katie FangHOST
In his first week of classes in college, he didn't feel like he was learning anything, and he was so traumatized because of that ankle monitor, according to his father.
Katie FangHOST
He went to the ICE office in Blue Ash, Ohio, to try to get the monitor removed.
Katie FangHOST
He had been in this country for years without any problems whatsoever, but immigration authorities refused, refused to be able to take it off.
Katie FangHOST
He was bullied by his classmates.
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