1:15 pm, Friday, May 2 Tremont Elementary School The positive impact that trees have on our communities is far-reaching. They add beauty to our neighborhoods and public spaces, naturally filter pollutants from the air, provide cooling shade during the hottest days of summer, and foster a deeper connection to the environment—ultimately supporting healthier, more active lifestyles. One of the driving…
10 am-3 pm, Saturday, May 3, 2025 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 2151 Dorset Road The community is invited to join us for the Third Annual UA Culture and Artisans Fair, from 10 am-3pm, on Saturday, May 3. This vibrant and welcoming event is made possible thanks to a partnership between St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and the Community Refugee and Immigration…
READ THE DRAFT REPORT HERE The City just completed a study of the community’s housing market to better understand existing conditions and trends. Conducted by CommunityScale, an urban planning and spatial data analysis company, the study looked at existing conditions, such as the number and types of available housing, trends in property values and housing cost increases, and trends in…
City Council recently approved a series of amendments to the City traffic code and park rules, to simplify and provide greater clarity on several items, including the appropriate use of various forms of transportation, such as e-bikes and scooters. Highlights of Ordinance 6-2025 include: Chapter 383 Amendments (Transportation Rules) The amendments apply to all forms of transportation other than walking…
Celebrate the grand reopening of the newly renovated Northam Tennis and Pickleball Courts! Join City officials and community members at 4 pm on Thursday, May 1, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil a host of exciting upgrades. The revitalized facility now features nine Har-Tru clay tennis courts with underground irrigation, six brand-new pickleball courts, and a new service building with…
Notice is hereby given that a petition for forfeiture will be filed in Franklin County, Ohio Common Pleas Court against the following property that was seized by Upper Arlington Police on the date shown. The property is being held by the Upper Arlington Police Department. Any person having an ownership or security interest in the property may contest the pending Court Order. Upper Arlington Police Case #2023-01782 Seized on November 20, 2023 Items seized…
Get ready for an evening of art, music, and community at Soundwaves at the Center, a special event celebrating the official opening of the Bob Crane Community Center. This event is free and open to the public, so come as you are and bring a friend. The evening blends live musical performances with visual art, featuring an artist talk by…
Assistant Fire Chief Michael Bell has successfully completed the process that awards the professional designation of Chief Fire Officer (CFO). The Commission on Professional Credentialing met on April 7, 2025, to confer the designation. Assistant Chief Bell becomes one of only 2,030 CFOs worldwide to achieve this prestigious recognition. The CFO Designation Program is a voluntary program designed to recognize…
10 am-2 pm Saturday, April 26 Fire Station 72 on Reed Road Despite all the efforts and resources from public health agencies and safety personnel, opioid and heroin addiction remains a major health and safety crisis in our state and across the nation. This is an issue that touches people and communities of all socio-economic backgrounds and ages, including right…
Following the recent heavy rain, Public Works crews began making repairs to a damaged storm sewer along North Parkway Drive. While the initial plan was to complete the repair in a day, further inspection revealed the need to replace an additional section of pipe. The section of North Parkway Drive between Coventry Road and South Parkway Drive will need to…
Application Deadline: Wednesday, April 30, 2025 The City is fortunate to have many residents who are willing to donate their time and expertise serving on the various Boards and Commissions that have been formed to address specific community issues. In return, these individuals are afforded the opportunity to help shape their community in areas that are of interest to them…
A new tornado siren has been installed at Miller Park, helping to strengthen emergency notification coverage in the area. Recently relocated from Jones Middle School, the siren is now installed behind the Upper Arlington Public Library’s Miller Park Branch to better serve the surrounding neighborhoods. Managed by the Franklin County Emergency Management & Homeland Security, the siren will now be…
Sunday, April 27, 5:30-8:30 pm Bob Crane Community Center Upper Arlington is fortunate to be called home by many residents who understand the value of giving back to their community. Whether it’s through volunteerism or philanthropy, UA is stronger and more cohesive because of the many acts of kindness bestowed on our community through various civic groups. The contributions of…
Hydrant Flushing Scheduled for April 14–May 2 The Upper Arlington Fire Division will begin its annual fire hydrant flushing program the week of April 14. This important maintenance helps ensure hydrants remain in working order and allows crews to identify any repairs that may be needed. Crews will be flushing hydrants on weekdays between 8 am and 6 pm. A…
The City of Upper Arlington is proud to announce the swearing-in of Officer Mitchell Cosby as the newest member of our Police Division. Officer Cosby joins the City as a lateral transfer from the Toledo Police Department, where he served since 2021. During his time with Toledo, Officer Cosby gained valuable experience in both patrol and special duty assignments, earning…