Building 3 Carpet Installation Studio 55 will be getting new carpet installed beginning at 3 pm on Monday, Dec 10. If you have breathing issues, allergies or sensitivities to chemicals or adhesives, please consider staying out of Studio 55 from…
The Upper Arlington Police Division is investigating an altercation between some Upper Arlington High School students that transpired on the evening of Friday, November 30, 2018 and appears to revolve around some missing money. An initial report on the incident…
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…
Periodically, the City has openings on Boards and Commissions that serve the community. Public service is voluntary, affording participants the opportunity to help shape their community in areas that interest them. Upper Arlington City Council invites interested residents to donate…
With the Final Development Plan for the Arlington Gateway project approved by the Board of Zoning and Planning, the City has been working with the developer team to finalize a proposed Development Agreement between the two parties. City Council considered…
Notice of Proposed Charter Amendments City of Upper Arlington As recommended by the Upper Arlington Charter Commission, John C. Adams Chairman, Robert Dunn, Megan Heydlauff, Mary Ann Krauss, Maria Mone, Matthew Petersen, Jonathan Secrest, Richard Simpson, Elizabeth Fenner Yassenoff, and…
Mayors, City Councils and organizations across the country have agreed to participate in an initiative to counter the incivility that too often dominates our public discourse. The dismissal of civility in any community–large or small–makes it difficult for action to…
Due to weather, Franklin County Public Health was unable to spray for mosquitoes during the overnight hours of Thursday, August 16. The spraying has been rescheduled during the overnight hours of Wednesday, August 22. This is the result of pools…
Beginning Wednesday, August 16, the section of Reed Road between Lane Road and McCoy Road will be open to northbound and southbound traffic. Motorists heading north will no longer be detoured. Residents who live within the work zone will have…
UA Library to Host Lemonade & Cookies When: 7 pm, Monday, August 27 Where: 3600 Tremont Road The Upper Arlington Library invites residents to stop by the Municipal Services Center on Monday, August 27, to enjoy Lemonade and Cookies in…
For approximately two years, a group of residents—including several veterans of the armed services—have been collaborating to enhance the Veterans Plaza at Mallway Park, to create an inviting and attractive place for reflection and appreciation of the men and women…
The arts have been alive and well in Upper Arlington for almost 50 years, thanks to the volunteer efforts of the Cultural Arts Commission and the work of our cultural arts staff in the Parks & Recreation Department. The City…
The Centennial Heritage Tree project was conceived by a group of residents who have taken their love of trees and our natural environment to the next step by volunteering to serve on the City Tree Commission. A call was put…
Four different style options for possible new playground equipment were presented to residents at the Westover Park improvements public meeting held Thursday, June 28. If you were unable to attend, Parks & Recreation staff will be accepting feedback through Wednesday,…
UA households are scheduled to receive their summer, semi-annual Utility Invoice from the City late June/early July. This invoice includes the Solid Waste fee, the Stormwater Utility fee and, in some cases, a Neighborhood Lighting Utility fee. A brochure detailing…