The Beautification Commission works to enhance the visual appeal, cleanliness, and overall character of the City of Oak Hill. The Commission supports projects and initiatives that improve public spaces, promote civic pride, and contribute to a welcoming environment for residents, visitors, and businesses.
Through collaboration with city leadership, departments, and community partners, the Commission helps guide beautification efforts such as streetscape improvements, landscaping initiatives, public art support, and community clean-up activities. These efforts play an important role in strengthening Oak Hill’s sense of place and supporting long-term community vitality.
The Beautification Commission also serves as an advisory body, offering recommendations that align with the city’s goals for responsible growth, historic character, and neighborhood improvement.
| Member | Role |
|---|---|
| Charles H. Briscoe | Mayor |
| Diana Janney | Council |
| Damita Johnson | City Manager |
| Michael Gill | Member |
| Gail Treadway | Member |
| Austin Haynes | Member |
| Cheyenne Willis | Member |
| Sadie Brash | Member |
| Mark Meadows | Member |
| Nick DiPietro | Member |
The Beautification Commission may support and advise on initiatives such as:
Enhancement of public spaces and streetscapes
Community beautification and clean-up efforts
Landscaping and seasonal plantings
Public art and visual improvements
Projects that promote civic pride and community engagement
All efforts are intended to complement city plans, ordinances, and available resources.
Questions regarding Beautification Commission initiatives or opportunities for community involvement may be directed to the City of Oak Hill. Meeting information, agendas, and related documents will be made available through the city’s official channels as applicable.