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While so much about this year has looked and felt different, the City has given great care and attention to how it provides services, and what programs and events are still possible within the health and safety parameters made necessary…
After a 10-month study process, in late June the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) provided a Phase I update to City Council and shared that their findings indicated they should transition to Phase II. Early in the process, the…
Are you looking to become more involved in your community but not sure where to start? The Leadership UA program provides a unique means to enhance your leadership skills and gain a greater understanding of the inner workings of your…
Last summer, the City partnered with GoZero Services–a non-profit food waste courier service–and introduced a pilot composting program for residential food scraps. This program was created to assist ongoing efforts as a community to reduce the waste that unnecessarily ends…
The issue of domestic violence can be hard to effectively address since it typically occurs within the privacy of a home, is commonly committed by a family member, and it escalates over time through increasingly manipulative behaviors, while often going…
The 2019 Popular Annual Financial Report (PAFR) should have recently arrived in your mailbox, providing an overview of your City’s financial health. Taxes and finances are a complicated thing on a personal level, let alone at the City or State…
As we all try to navigate safely through the pandemic, it’s safe to assume we’ve all spent a little more time in our own homes and backyards this year. While this has kept us safe and healthy, it’s also presented…
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City Manager temporarily issued an Executive Order which stopped the issuance of Solicitation Permits for entities wishing to go door-to-door attempting to sell residents a good or service, or to solicit other…
The Upper Arlington Mayor's Court serves as the judicial branch of the City of Upper Arlington. The Mayor's staff (Clerk of Court and Deputy Clerk of Court) also functions as the Violations Bureau, collecting payments for violations that do not…
Families are invited to enjoy an afternoon of live music, fall crafts and food trucks in Fancyburg Park at this year’s Fall Fun at Fancyburg. Carve pumpkins, make scarecrows and create your own buckeye necklaces as you enjoy the sounds…
Information about the Subcommittees as well as current Meeting Agendas & Packets can be accessed from the Community Center Feasibility Task Force web page. Previous meeting materials, minutes and reports can be found on our Archives Portal – Special Projects,…
In response to COVID-19, this meeting will be held at the MSC following social distancing guidelines. BZAP Work Sessions typically meet on the first Mondays of the month at 6:00 pm in Council Chambers of the Municipal Services Center at…
The President of Council, with the concurrence of the Vice President, are cancelling the Council Conference Session on, October 5, 2020. Current Meeting Agendas & Packets access from the City Council-City Clerk web page. Previous meeting materials, minutes and reports can be…
Next Meeting – August 4, 2020 (format TBD) The City Tree Commission is comprised of seven members who meet the first Tuesday of every other month from 7:30 am-9 am, to determine and make recommendations to City Council regarding the…
Information about the Subcommittees as well as current Meeting Agendas & Packets can be accessed from the Community Center Feasibility Task Force web page. Previous meeting materials, minutes and reports can be found on our Archives Portal – Special Projects,…
Upcoming Dates: Music in the Parks Drive-In Concert featuring Honey and Blue | August 13 at 7pm Cultural Arts Commission Meeting | October 7 at 5pm The Cultural Arts Commission is comprised of seven members who meet the first Wednesday…