The City of Upper Arlington is seeking applications from qualified professionals for the position of City Manager. Ideal candidates will have outstanding interpersonal and communications skills plus a proven track record of success in the public sector and will be…
At a retreat in February, City Council developed a strategic plan and organizational goals for the coming one-to-two years, with Resolution 5-2019 passed by Council in April to formalize the City’s priorities in the months ahead. As part of this…
Last year, a number of Upper Arlington organizations attended The Big Table event where LaurenLitton–State Coordinator of Revive Civility Ohio–facilitated discussions about the principles of civil discourse and shared best practices on how to find common ground when discussing controversial…
On February 12, 2019, the Upper Arlington community lost one of its finest, with the passing of recently retired City Manager Ted Staton. On Sunday, February 17, we gathered with Ted’s family, friends and former colleagues to celebrate Ted’s life…
On February 12, 2019, the Upper Arlington community lost one of its finest, with the passing of recently retired City Manager Ted Staton. On Sunday, February 17, we gathered with Ted’s family, friends and former colleagues to celebrate Ted’s life…
Written by Emma Speight, Community Affairs Director The 2019 State of the City Address was bitter sweet for many in our organization and the community, as we paid tribute to retiring City Manager Ted Staton. Facing some medical challenges that…
As a service to residents of Franklin County, Franklin County Public Health (FCPH) offers immunization clinics and education for children and adults throughout the year. The clinics support a wide range of insurance policies, so be sure to check online…
After all the time spent planning for Upper Arlington’s Centennial Celebration, it’s hard to believe the year has come to a close. So many favorite moments to remember: UA’s Birthday Celebration, the Fourth of July Legacy Project Unveiling, the 1918…
The Upper Arlington Wall of Honor provides an opportunity to reflect on our community’s blessings by identifying and recognizing the many talented former residents who were dedicated to their community, the region or beyond, with outstanding achievements in the arts,…
No Centennial is complete without a time capsule to commemorate the year’s celebrations for a future generation to discover. We already have plans to include a copy of the Centennial Magazine and the new history book, along with event photographs…
The City’s Community Awards program celebrates the people, civic groups and programs that help make UA what it is, and the call is out for nominations for these prestigious awards, in the categories of: Business –recognizes an Upper Arlington business…
It’s hard to believe that the Centennial year is almost over. Looking back, I have so many great memories of the different celebrations and projects that took place; the Birthday Celebration at the UA Main Library, planting of 10 trees…
The City’s Community Awards program celebrates the people, civic groups and programs that help make UA what it is. You would think that after more than two decades, we might run low on worthy candidates, but the richness of UA’s…
The City recently received several reports of solicitors going door-to-door posing as City representatives, and seeking payment from residents to trim trees on private property. Please be advised that City workers do not do this. If you have trees on…
The Upper Arlington Library and Upper Arlington Community Foundation have partnered for several years now on the increasingly popular Upper Arlington Author Series, bringing writers of national and international fame to our community. For 2018, event organizers are excited to…