Council Member (Ward 1)· 2026-01-01 - 2029-12-31 (January 1 start and December 31 end per Green City Charter §4.1 council terms are four years beginning January 1 next following election; city council member page lists Term Expires December 31; sworn in Jan 5, 2026 per Jan 5, 2026 organizational meeting minutes, first term in Ward 1)
Chris Humphrey
Green
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 34
- Total speaking time
- 3:45:21
- Avg per meeting
- 6:38
- Segments
- 2618
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Top issues during term (15)(Parks Rec)
Green Public Art Plan
No city money is in this year's budget for projects; funding is expected to come from grants and fundraising, with some initial project money already available.
Veterans Day observance planning
Veterans Advisory Commission expansion and appointment
Adding seats doesn't cost much if commissioners serve unpaid, but that wasn't discussed.
Warriors Journey Home Witness Tree Program
No cost mentioned — the organization provides all materials; only volunteer time is needed.
Loss of the sports complex ball fields
About $500,000 to light the two Greensburg fields; East Liberty would cost more.
Southgate Farm operations and 2026 strategic plan
Consultant contract cost not yet determined; City Council will approve it by year's end.
Veterans Rally Point at Kittle's
Lichtenwalter Schoolhouse accessibility walkway funding
About $115,000 total, nearly all covered by grants so far.
Kleckner Park buildout and possible property acquisition
Playground already ordered; potential future acquisition of four properties is unfunded.
Parks income tax fund flexibility (charter amendment R35)
Changes how parks-dedicated income tax dollars can be spent.
Central Park amphitheater rebid
Ongoing repair costs from ripped-off capstones, restroom damage, and pond contamination aren't tallied but are a recurring drain.
Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame in Green
It would require funding, but no dollar figure was discussed.
Memorial Day Parade Flag Program
A bigger flag order means a larger expense next year, though the exact cost wasn't discussed.
Transition after parks administrator's resignation
Funding constraints from the CORE project could limit how the position is refilled and what projects move forward.
Creekbaum Park restroom nearly complete
The restroom and site work totaled $419,247.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Parks Rec.
Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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