Upper Arlington residents now have a convenient and respectful way to retire their worn and tattered American flags, thanks to a thoughtful donation from a local Eagle Scout candidate and Boy Scouts of America Troop 417. A new flag retirement box has been installed in the administrative lobby of Fire Station 72, providing a designated location for the proper disposal…
Due to current air temperatures, Reed Road Water Park and Tremont Pool will close at 3 pm on Monday, June 10, 2024. Devon Pool will remain open under normal operating hours. Ensuring the safety of our residents and visitors is our top priority, and this decision is made with that in mind. We plan to reopen all swimming pools on…
Application Deadline Extended to August 26 There’s a lot more to community policing than meets the eye, and each fall, the Upper Arlington Police Division welcomes a select number of community members into the Citizen Police Academy program for a behind the scenes look at local law enforcement. The Citizen Police Academy gives residents a greater understanding and awareness of…
The week of May 27 was a sad and difficult time for many, as we lost two individuals who were an integral part of the City family and the UA community. Mary Ann Krauss Mary Ann Krauss was one of our best known and most beloved community servants who quietly left her mark on many of the programs and amenities…
6-9 pm, Thursday, June 13 Mallway Park UA Parks & Rec is excited to host the third annual Arts on Arlington community event on the evening of Thursday, June 13 at Mallway Park and Arlington Avenue. Part of the UA Performance Series, Arts on Arlington is designed to support and showcase local artists, artisans and performers. “While our annual Labor…
In 2019, City Council passed legislation concerning under speed vehicles, including golf carts. These vehicles must meet various Ohio Department of Public Safety standards – such as having working lights, seatbelts, adequate brakes, windshields, and rear-view mirrors. The vehicles must be titled and registered in compliance with Ohio Revised Code 4511.215, must be inspected and approved for use on public streets…
5-6:30 pm, Tuesday, June 11 Public Service Center, 4100 Roberts Road The City’s Engineering Division has scheduled an open-house-style public meeting on the evening of Tuesday, June 11 to share preliminary designs for a new shared-use path along Riverside Drive, from Lane Avenue to Trabue Road. Interested residents are encouraged to stop by the Public Service Center at 4100 Roberts…
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…
Due to inclement weather conditions, all City of Upper Arlington pools will be closed on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, for open swim hours. This includes Devon Pool, Tremont Pool, and Reed Road Water Park. Ensuring the safety of our residents and visitors is our top priority, and this decision is made with that in mind. We plan to reopen all…
The next phase of the Fishinger Road reconstruction project is set to begin, impacting several residential streets until early August. The project, which involves removing the roadway base on the south side of Fishinger Road, will begin near Mountview Road and move westward. This phase is part of ongoing efforts to stabilize the road and improve infrastructure. Street Closures: Ramsgate…
Scrap tires pose a significant health risk to our community by creating ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which can carry deadly diseases such as the West Nile Virus. To address this pressing issue, the City of Columbus and Franklin County are hosting a series of tire take back events, providing residents with a convenient and free way to dispose of…
The City of Upper Arlington regulates noise in the community in two ways: Noise Ordinance In general, Section 517.14 of City Code prohibits anyone from making “unreasonably loud, disturbing and unnecessary noises of such a character, intensity and duration as to disturb the peace and quiet of the community...” Without an Outdoor Entertainment Permit, the City considers noise above 60…
The Upper Arlington Police Division is proud to announce the promotion of two officers, recognizing their outstanding service and commitment to the Upper Arlington community. Lieutenant Jason Amweg and Sergeant Christopher Bibler have been promoted to new roles within the Division, showcasing their exceptional skills and leadership qualities. Lieutenant Jason Amweg brings a wealth of experience to his new role,…
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…
The local news media landscape is not what it used to be, with fewer ways to stay current on what’s happening in your community. Recognizing this trend, the City has increased its efforts to share regular updates with residents. Below are some convenient options available to you using your smartphone. City Insight e-News Our weekly e-newsletter is the best way…