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Topics getting the most attention in Dublin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Free Senior Legal and Medicare Counseling Services
LASHICAP offers free, one-on-one legal help and Medicare counseling at the Dublin Senior Center — covering Medicare HMOs, billing, and claims. The committee will hear an update on these services.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program
Free tax preparation help from IRS-certified volunteers, aimed at taxpayers over 50 with low to moderate incomes, is offered annually at the Senior Center. The committee will hear an update on the program.
2026 Fall Home Decorating Contest
The city is launching a new Fall Home Decorating Contest to celebrate traditions like Halloween and Diwali. Commissioners reviewed the contest format, which will include judging and public voting.
The Wave summer 2026 promotions and pricing
The Wave wrapped its tenth waterpark season with 62,212 visitors, free-admission events that drew record crowds, new shade structures, and expanded water-safety education with the nonprofit Swimbrayv.
2026-27 Youth Mini-Grant Program funding
Dublin's Youth Mini-Grant Program gives $10,000 a year to youth-led clubs and organizations serving middle and high school students. Ten finalists pitched out of 22 applicants, and the funding ultimately goes through the Parks and Community Services Commission and City Council before winners are announced in December.
Selection of Dublin's next Poet Laureate
Dublin's honorary Poet Laureate serves a two-year volunteer term writing and reading poetry at civic events and promoting literature in schools and the community. The commission was scheduled to hear applicants and recommend a candidate, who then needs City Council approval.
2027 Temporary Public Art Program – Decorated Shamrocks
Dublin spends $20,000 a year from the Public Art Fund on temporary art. The commission weighed four approaches — repeat past murals, try new elements like benches, loan an exhibition, or commission an original interactive piece — which changes how many local artists get paid work.