As a service to residents of Franklin County, Franklin County Public Health (FCPH) offers immunization clinics and education for children and adults throughout the year. The clinics support a wide range of insurance policies, so be sure to check online…
After all the time spent planning for Upper Arlington’s Centennial Celebration, it’s hard to believe the year has come to a close. So many favorite moments to remember: UA’s Birthday Celebration, the Fourth of July Legacy Project Unveiling, the 1918…
For the most part, we have been experiencing an extremely mild winter however there’s still plenty of time for a snow storm or two before we can celebrate the arrival of spring. When bad weather does hit, it’s tempting to…
The strange winter we’ve been having of late has resulted in an unexpected issue—even though the City’s Leaf Collection Program ended in December, some households have been taking advantage of the warm weather and raking leftover leaves to the curb.…
You may remember last fall when the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) named the City a Sustainability2050 Platinum Status community, the highest possible level. The City is continually looking at ways to expand the community’s sustainability efforts, like reducing how…
Included within the City’s 2019-2020 budget document are 5% increases in the water and sewer surcharges that are added onto property owners’ water bills from Columbus. These increases will bring the surcharges to 15% for water and 23% for sewer.…
At City Council’s last meeting of 2018, Council set the stage for the next two years by adopting the 2019-2020 budget. The City’s two-year budget document is developed through a detailed analysis of operational needs, revenue projections and financial policies,…
Every three years, the Police Division fields a Police Community Survey, to gauge citizens’ opinions regarding crime, safety issues and police response and services, and to help guide the division in its allocation of resources. The 2018 survey was made…
The weather outside might be frightful, but the thoughts of warm summer days at the pool are quite delightful. Parks & Recreation has opened the application process for seasonal lifeguards for the 2019 season. What better way is there to…
The City’s Public Service Department is in the midst of upgrading street signs. As we replace the old with the new, we are making our old signs available to the community for purchase. Enjoy your very own keepsake for your…
The idea is so simple, you can’t help but wonder why it took so long for a program like Neighborhood Bridges to launch. This online tool connects needs in a community with those willing and able to help—that’s it! Neighborhood…
At the November 26, 2018 City Council Meeting, Council approved a Resolution of Support for the 2018 Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan. As the New Year approaches, the Parks & Recreation Department is excited and ready to begin implementation of…
I’m pleased to report that for the tenth consecutive time we have achieved the highest possible financial ratings – Triple A – from two national ratings agencies. Moody’s Investors Service has rated the City Aaa and Standard & Poor’s has…
I’m pleased to report that the Fire Division has achieved an upgrade in its classification from the Insurance Services Office (ISO), from a Class 3 to a Class 2 Rating. This marks the first time in the division’s history that…
The Arts and Culture Master Plan process is off and running in its charge to help set the standard and strategic direction for how our community should plan for, implement and enjoy a full range of creative endeavors, from public…