Written with the help of AI from the Union City Council agenda, Monday, November 9, 2026.
Annexation of 6.0228 acres from Butler Township
Ordinance 1809 would accept the annexation of 6.0228 acres in Butler Township, Montgomery County, into the City of Union. An ordinance is a city law. The agenda lists it as an emergency measure and as a one-reading item, meaning council would act on it at a single meeting rather than over several. The agenda gives no street address, owner or planned use for the land.
Why it matters: If council passes Ordinance 1809, 6.0228 acres in Butler Township would become part of the City of Union, and Resolution 26-11 sets out city services for a further 3.7727 acres proposed for annexation.
Services for a second, 3.7727-acre territory
Resolution 26-11 would adopt a statement of the services Union will provide to a 3.7727-acre territory proposed to be annexed from Butler Township. State law, Ohio Revised Code Section 709.03(D), requires the statement. A resolution is a formal council decision that is not a city law. It is also a one-reading item. The agenda does not describe which services are covered or where the land is.
Public defender contract
Resolution 26-10 would authorize and direct the City Manager to enter into a contract with the Law Office of the Montgomery County Public Defender. The office would provide legal services for people who cannot afford a lawyer and are charged with offenses under the city’s local ordinances that carry possible jail time. The agenda lists no dollar amount or contract term.
Routine business
The meeting also includes the call to order, Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, a moment of silence and approval of the October 13, 2026 minutes. The agenda ends with an open agenda period for the mayor, council members and City Manager. No other contracts or purchases are listed, and no spending totals appear on the agenda.
How to weigh in
The council meets Monday, November 9, 2026, at City of Union offices, 118 North Main Street, Union, OH 45322. The agenda does not list a start time. It includes a Citizen’s and Visitor’s Comments item early in the meeting, before the three one-reading items. The agenda gives no sign-up rules or time limits. For questions, the city lists a phone number of (937) 836-8624 and a website, www.unionoh.org.
Source: Union City Council agenda, Monday, November 9, 2026.
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