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…
Application Deadline: Friday, October 30 Periodically, the City has openings on Boards and Commissions that serve the community. Public service of this nature is voluntary, affording participants the opportunity to help shape their community in areas that interest them. Upper…
Did you know that pollution left on roadways, sidewalks, driveways and parking lots drains directly to our streams and rivers? That’s why Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District is urging all central Ohio residents to learn about the small actions…
10 am- 2 pm, Saturday, October 24 Municipal Services Center parking lot, 3600 Tremont Road The misuse of prescription drugs is a significant problem across our nation. According to the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 9.9 million…
After a 10-month Phase I study process affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) has transitioned to Phase II, drilling into details such as what facilities to include, where a…
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it a unique twist to the presidential election cycle. In the countdown to November 3, here are some useful reminders on voting options, political signs and how to support the election by becoming a…
As our community’s magnificent trees begin their transformation from hues of green to gold and red, the time is almost upon us for finding our rakes and beginning the seasonal chore of clearing our yards of leaves. The City stands…
7 pm, Thursday, October 8 – Via Zoom Videoconference After a 10-month Phase I study process which affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) has transitioned to Phase II. During…
Continental Real Estate, Inc. has submitted a Preliminary Development Plan to the City for the former Macy’s site at Kingsdale. The proposal places an emphasis on the provision of alternate housing options for the community, reflective of current development trends…
After a 10-month Phase I study process which affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force has now transitioned to Phase II. During this phase, the Task Force is drilling into details…
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…