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Your Money At Work
The City of Gahanna is committed to keeping communication lines open with residents. In our continuing efforts to provide timely and factual information, we have created this guide to help you understand how the City’s finances are structured. |
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City Expects $1 Million in Savings From Sale of Bonds
The City of Gahanna has refinanced bonds from 2005, the total cash savings throughout the life of the bonds will be $1.06 million. From 2014 to 2030, the City will see an average annual cash savings of $58,000 to $62,000. |
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Street Paving 25-Year Outlook
The City of Gahanna Service Department has completed its annual evaluation of the pavement condition of city streets. Based on this assessment a 25-year outlook for street paving was generated.
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City of Gahanna's Credit Rating of Aa1 Affirmed by Moody's Rating Agency
The City of Gahanna was notified by Moody's Investor Services, Inc. that the City's Aa1 bond rating has been reaffirmed. Aa1 is the second highest credit rating issued by Moody's. |
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Coffee with the Mayor
Mayor Becky Stinchcomb will be at Clark Commons Panera (91 N. Hamilton Rd) every Thursday to meet informally with community members and answer questions about the income tax reform proposal. |
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2012 Resident Survey Results
In August and September, 2012, a survey was conducted with registered voters in Gahanna, Ohio. It represents an update of a benchmark survey conducted in October, 2008, and October, 2010. Click to see the complete report. |
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City Of Gahanna Presents Second Quarter 2012 Finances to City Council
The City of Gahanna's finance director presented the second quarter of 2012 financial review during a recent City Council committee meeting. |
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