Huber Heights city officials expressed gratitude for the comprehensive work presented during the recent council work session on July 8, 2025. The meeting highlighted the efforts of Moe and his team, who provided a detailed assessment report that aims to enhance community engagement and inclusivity across the city.

Council members praised the thoroughness of the report, noting its relevance to all residents of Huber Heights, not just those focused on cultural and diversity issues. Vice Mayor Campbell emphasized the importance of making the report easily accessible online, ensuring that residents can review the findings and understand their implications.

Key discussions included the need for improved access to public transportation, specifically the RTA bus service. Council members inquired about the data supporting this need, with Moe indicating that while qualitative feedback from residents was collected, specific geographic data might require further investigation.

The council also discussed the survey conducted to gather community input, which was open for approximately eight weeks and received significant participation. This feedback will be crucial in guiding future initiatives aimed at fostering a more inclusive environment in Huber Heights.

Looking ahead, there is potential for the Diversity and Cultural Diversity Citizens Action Commission to play a role in implementing the recommendations outlined in the report. The council's commitment to these initiatives reflects a proactive approach to addressing community needs and enhancing the quality of life for all residents.