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A significant recommendation that emerged as a direct result of community feedback from the 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan is for the City to revisit the issue of inadequate indoor community gathering space. Most notably, the findings of a…
After receiving public feedback earlier this summer regarding playground style options for the Reed Road Park playground replacement project, the City’s Parks & Recreation Department has developed a proposal of what components to include in the playground, and now invites…
After the success of last year’s Centennial Cycle, Parks & Recreation decided this would be a great event to add to their annual lineup. With a few modifications, including a name change to Cycle UA, you are invited to join…
The Lane Avenue business corridor is the City’s most rapidly evolving commercial district, and it continues to experience unprecedented levels of reinvestment. This transformation has enhanced the area’s vibrancy and appeal, providing new dining, retail, housing and service options, along…
Fall is a great time to begin the task of cleaning and decluttering your home and garage before you bundle up for the winter. You might be surprised by how many old and unused pieces of electronics are taking up…
At last night’s Council Conference Session, City Council formally concluded its search for the new Upper Arlington City Manager, appointing and entering into an employment agreement with Steven R. Schoeny. Mr. Schoeny will assume his new role at the City…
After launching our new City logo in 2019, we would like your help selecting a new design for our community’s flag. Two options have been developed following extensive discussion and research on what design considerations make for a successful—and memorable—city…
In our neck-of-the-woods, traffic and parking always get a bit more hectic once OSU begins holding its home football games each year. To address these concerns and keep safety at the forefront, the City is again restricting parking for certain…
Upper Arlington (April 12, 2018)- The Upper Arlington Farmers Market is set to open its 2019 season on Wednesday, June 5 with new hours, new management and a fresh look! The Upper Arlington Farmers Market will open a new season…
City Council has initiated the Lane Avenue Planning Study to take a detailed look at the Lane Avenue business district and corridor, as a whole, to better understand the impacts of future growth and to put in place a framework…
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…
After receiving public feedback earlier this summer regarding replacement options for the Reed Road Park playground, the City’s Parks & RecreationDepartment has modified the first round of concepts and now invites you to help select the final design. An open…
Beginning at 7 pm, join with members of the City Council and hosts for a social gathering and a chance to learn about the many exciting projects on the horizon, at 3600 Tremont Road. September 23 is being hosted by…
City Council meets in regular session on the second and fourth Mondays of each month (unless designated otherwise) in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Services Center, 3600 Tremont Road, at 7:30 pm. City Council Meeting Cancellations January 14 City…