The new Fourth Street exit lanes were poured and are expected to open early this month. The Fourth Street entrance and exit curbs were repainted, and the gates have been repositioned for the final traffic flow pattern. The mural is also well underway on the new tower and north facade of the garage, and final walls were filled in where the previous tower stood.

Site excavation work is ongoing with crews currently removing existing obstacles. Test piles have been poured and are being stress tested, with building foundations to follow.

Construction is now 75% complete at the Findlay Community Hub, with work continuing across the building exterior, interior spaces, pool, elevator, and major building systems. Recently, 3CDC and the City of Cincinnati finalized operators for The Hub, naming TriHealth and Learning Grove as key partners. Once the facility opens, 3CDC will continue overseeing the City-owned property and work with both organizations to provide high-quality services and amenities for residents. TriHealth will manage the facility’s recreation and wellness spaces on a day-to-day basis. Learning Grove will operate the Farmer Family Foundation Early Learning Center, The Hub’s dedicated childcare and early learning center. To support The Hub’s mission of equitable access, membership pricing will follow the model of Ziegler Park’s Everybody In initiative, using an income-based sliding scale so residents can access the facility regardless of socioeconomic status. Community members can now visit FindlayHub.org to submit their information and sign up for updates on membership and early childhood care enrollment as plans roll out.