The June 16 meeting of the Village of Ada Council was chaired by Mayor Dave Retterer with all council members present and new Village Administrator Casey Smith on her second day of employment with the Village. Both the outgoing and incoming fiscal officers, Patty Navin and Lydia Fountaine were present.
The following Liberty Township Trustee Meeting Agenda has been provided for the 6:00 p.m. meeting on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 meeting at the Liberty Township Building, 110 E. Buckeye, Ada.
Liberty Township, Hardin County, Ohio Board of Trustees Regular
Date: 6.10.26 Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: Liberty Township Building
1. Call to Order
Meeting called to order by ____________________ at ___________.
MEDIA RELEASE__The June meeting of the Liberty Township board of trustees will be held on Wednesday, June 10 at 6:00 p.m. at the township office, 110 E. Buckeye.
ABOVE, L-R) Swearing-in of Ada Police officers Caitlyn Martin and Madeline Kelly.
By Alec Keller
On Tuesday, June 2, the Village of Ada Council met for a regular session with Council President Jason Campbell presiding. Mayor David Retterer was absent and legal counsel Jane Napier attended remotely. No legislative action was taken during the meeting. The council packet is here.
The Ada Board of Education met on Thursday, May 28 with board president Troy Erickson conducting the meeting. Two Ada students addressed council on school policies and the board presented special honors to a business and a student.
HEARING OF THE PUBLIC
Callie Burgess, an Ada High School student, spoke about student parking concerns. She said that students paying for spots do not always have a place to park. She suggested that teachers park in the front of the school and students who do not stay at school all day could park further away from the school.
The Village of Ada Council met in regular session on May 19. The meeting was conducted by Mayor Dave Retterer. Among discussions and legislation, Council learned about the Village’s response to a large water main break near the entrance to War Memorial Park on Sunday, May 17. Council approved making a donation to the June 28 Patriotic Pops.
