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Tuesday, August 25, 2026John W. Danforth Company to Expand in Dublin Following City Council Approval
Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with John W. Danforth Company, a mechanical services provider specializing in mechanical contracting, engineered building systems and energy solutions. The company primarily serves commercial, industrial and institutional clients across the Northeast and parts of the Midwest. John W. Danforth Company currently has a presence on Shier Rings Road and plans to expand operations to a new facility in Dublin. “The decision to open our Ohio
Monday, July 06, 2026City of Dublin to Launch Food Truck Pilot Program
Food trucks are officially rolling into Dublin in a more coordinated way! The City of Dublin is launching a new food truck pilot program from July 9, 2026, through March 1, 2027, to help create a clear process for food truck operations in public spaces, at events and in other approved locations. The pilot includes designated food truck parking zones, operating guidelines and a future City license requirement expected to begin March 1, 2027. More details, including approved locations, guidelines
Thursday, May 28, 2026Ruscilli Construction to Expand in Dublin
(Dublin, OH) Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with Ruscilli Construction Co., LLC, a total building resource with services including pre-construction, program management, construction management, design build, general contracting and construction consulting. Founded in 1945 in Central Ohio, Ruscilli serves a variety of markets and has completed projects in 28 states. Ruscilli is currently headquartered in Dublin and plans to expand operations to a new facility in the
Monday, November 24, 2025The Beta District’s Collaborative Approach Serves as a Model for the Columbus Region
The Northwest U.S. Route 33 corridor that stretches from Dublin to Marysville and through Union County is one of the most innovative ecosystems in the country. It hosts global brands such as Cardinal Health, ScottsMiracle-Gro and Honda Development & Manufacturing of America. More than 70 automotive companies call the region home, as do the nonprofit Transportation Research Center Inc. (TRC), Nestlé, OhioHealth, the Ohio State University, Ohio University and Columbus State Community College. Marysville’s
