Like clockwork, a rainy spring followed by warm weather brings mosquitoes out just in time for summer. Mosquitoes are not only a nuisance, they are a potential health risk as transmitters of diseases such as West Nile, La Crosse Encephalitis and St. Louis Encephalitis. While the reported number of human cases are few, it’s still important for us to do…
June is globally recognized as Pride Month, a time of celebration and reflection for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Born out of the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in New York, the first Pride March took place on June 27, 1970 to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the uprising and to demonstrate for equal rights. Over the years, Pride Day grew into…
Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation recently wrapped up Phase II of the Fancyburg Park Master Plan, gathering input from more than 600 residents through an online survey. This round of engagement focused on updated design concepts and proposed amenities developed by The Edge Group, and the feedback received will help guide the next steps in shaping this important community space…
The Upper Arlington Police Division is pleased to invite residents to Coffee with a Cop—a relaxed, community-focused event where meaningful conversations are brewed alongside your morning coffee. This informal gathering provides a welcoming space for residents to meet with officers, ask questions, and share what’s on their minds. There’s no agenda and no speeches—just coffee, conversation, and a chance to…
The long-awaited outdoor pool season is here but Mother Nature has her own plans for Memorial Day weekend in Upper Arlington. Due to the forecast of unseasonably cool temperatures, Devon Pool will be the only outdoor facility open on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25, from Noon to 6 pm. Reed Road Water Park and Tremont Pool will remain…
The Upper Arlington Civic Association’s annual Memorial Day Run will take place the morning of Monday, May 26. To help ensure the safety of participants and volunteers, parking restrictions will be in place along the race route from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on the day of the event. No parking will be permitted on the following streets during this…
Every few years, the City surveys its residents to gauge how we’re doing in terms of the services that we provide, and to identify where improvements or adjustments might be needed to stay in tune with the needs and desires of the community. The 2025 Community Survey process is underway, led by the local market research firm, Illuminology. In the…
The 2025 Pool Season is upon us, and UA Parks & Rec are excited to welcome you to our three outdoor pools over the Memorial Day Weekend! Read on for details of 2025 season, including a few changes that you should be aware of so that you are best prepared for your visit to our pools. Resident and Non-Resident Daily Pass Rates Daily: $10…
COTA expanded its late-night service on May 5 as part of the LinkUS initiative to improve transit across Central Ohio. The expansion extends service hours for four existing COTA routes in Upper Arlington, allowing for later travel on key routes. This change provides more options for residents who commute beyond typical service times and marks an important step toward modernizing…
3 pm, Sunday, May 18 3600 Tremont Road The City of Upper Arlington and the Upper Arlington Historical Society invite the community to join us for the 2025 Wall of Honor Ceremony, beginning at 3 pm on Sunday, May 18 at the Municipal Services Center, 3600 Tremont Road. At this year’s event, we will be honoring Dr. Martin Peter Sayers…
As part of National Police Week, the Upper Arlington Police Division is giving back to the community by hosting a Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drive to support local families in need. Join officers on Saturday, May 17, from 10 am-2 pm at Fire Station 72, 3861 Reed Road. All donations will benefit Heart to Heart, an open-choice, drive-thru food pantry operated by…
3-6:30 pm, Wednesdays Starting May 14 Dorset Road by Tremont Center You know Spring is truly here when local farmers markets start opening for the season, providing community members direct access to fresh produce from hard-working farm families. Upper Arlington’s Farmers Market is proud to be counted among the many popular venues that sell regionally-grown produce, including fruits and vegetables,…
4:30-6 pm, Wednesday, May 21, 2025 Bob Crane Community Center 3200 Tremont Road REGISTER HERE The City of Upper Arlington and TriVillage Chamber Partnership are pleased to co-host the Fast Connections: Big Impact! networking event to further connect the Tri-Village business community with local non-profit and civic organizations. If you are part of the local business community, we invite you…
As climate patterns shift, Franklin County is expected to experience up to 30% more rainfall each spring over the next decade. This increase in precipitation means more stormwater runoff—and with it, a greater risk of flooding. Traditionally, communities have relied on gray infrastructure—like sewers, tunnels, and treatment plants—to manage stormwater. While these systems remain essential, green infrastructure offers a complementary…
Noah Jarrell has always had a heart for wildlife, especially animals whose habitats are at risk. His passion for conservation took flight in 2022 when he successfully partnered with the City of Charleston, West Virginia, to design, install, and certify a Monarch Waystation in his hometown. Monarch Waystations are specially designed habitats that provide milkweed and nectar plants—critical resources monarch…