Dublin's Redistricting Vote is in - Map Due June 29

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Dublin Police are part of Ohio's Click It or Ticket campaign this month, meaning increased attention on seat belt violations. Worth knowing if you're out on the roads.

More than 2,600 people in Ohio have died in crashes since 2020 without wearing one — just something to have on your radar.

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Summer is almost officially here! Dublin's outdoor pools open this Saturday, May 23 — and whether you've got little ones who've been counting down the days or you're just ready to float in peace, it's time.

One practical note before you load up the car: South Pool will be running modified hours from May 26-29, opening at 4 p.m. instead of the usual 10 a.m., since Dublin City Schools is still in session through May 29. Concessions at South Pool will also be closed during that stretch. If you want full hours and full concessions right from the start, North Pool is running its regular 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. schedule all week with everything open.

Both pools are back to regular hours — 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. — starting May 30 once school wraps up.

You can get your pool passes here. See you at the pool.

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Dublin's redistricting vote happened last night. The board approved the boundary criteria 5-0, and the process now moves to drawing the actual maps — which arrive June 29. That's when most families find out what this actually means for them.

The criteria put balanced enrollment first — the goal being to even out student counts across Coffman, Jerome, and Scioto while moving as few students as possible. Current high school students will have the choice to stay at their school.

The district has hired Woolpert to draw the maps for $25,000. The board agreed the criteria should drive the map — not the other way around. Socioeconomic factors — which have been a very sensitive topic throughout this process — won't factor into the drawing.

Parents packed the 30-minute public comment period. Most weren't asking for anything complicated — they were calling on the board to apply common sense and put student safety at the top of the process.

For many in the community, Wednesday's vote didn't fully put deeper concerns to rest. Questions about the clarity of this process and the motivations behind some decisions have followed this debate for months — and a 5-0 vote on criteria doesn't automatically answer them.

What this actually means for most families won't be clear until the maps land on June 29.

Woolpert begins work May 26.

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