Sidewalks are a beneficial and desirable part of our infrastructure, providing safe connections to neighborhoods, parks, schools and other amenities, as well as enhancing public health. Many residents favor improving or adding to the City’s sidewalk network. In the 2017…
In mid-January, Franklin County’s Emergency Communications Centers—including the City’s provider, NRECC, at the City of Dublin—rolled out a new feature that expands the options available to residents when they are experiencing an emergency. The new Text to 911 feature enables…
From the fall of 2017 into mid-2018, the City took a detailed look at the River Ridge/Kingsdale West neighborhood through a formal study process. The purpose was to identify ways to preserve and strengthen this area through thoughtful steps that…
Staff at the City are sad to report that today we lost one of our community’s finest. Recently retired City Manager Ted Staton passed away this morning, following a brave battle with cancer. We share with you here Ted’s obituary:…
The City of Upper Arlington and the Upper Arlington Historical Society are pleased to announce that Lawrence E. Hughes and Blaine T. Sickles have been selected for induction onto the Wall of Honor in 2019. Lawrence E. Hughes (April 13,…
Since our switch to the new Solid Waste Program with Local Waste Services a year ago, this all important municipal service has returned to the background, humming along efficiently, with very few issues brought to our attention. That said, it’s…
The benefits of volunteering and community service are endless. You get to meet new people. You are part of a team that makes a difference in an area that is meaningful to you. It’s a great resume builder. And it…
In recent years, the community has witnessed some significant changes within the Lane Avenue business area. As one of the community’s most desirable commercial districts, and with easy access to OSU and Columbus, this trend is sure to continue. And…
A popular highlight of the City’s annual State of the City Address is the Community Awards Program. Each year, the City receives an impressive slate of nominations for the five categories, highlighting the many individuals, civic groups and businesses that…
Written by Emma Speight, Community Affairs Director The 2019 State of the City Address was bitter sweet for many in our organization and the community, as we paid tribute to retiring City Manager Ted Staton. Facing some medical challenges that…
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…
UPDATE (February 4): Registration for UA Stage is full Seniors, are you interested in an evening full of food, music and song? For the seventh year, the Upper Arlington Civic Association has partnered with the Upper Arlington High School Vocal…
The first of two semi-annual utility invoices from the City for 2019 will be mailed to UA households by the end of January. These invoices include the Solid Waste fee, the Stormwater Utility fee, and in some cases a Neighborhood…
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…
I am writing to inform the community of my decision to retire from my role as City Manager for the City of Upper Arlington, effective January 31, 2019. For the last several months, I have faced some medical challenges, and…