The City of Lima is asking residents to fill out a quick survey in order to benefit the community. The survey, located on the City of Lima's website, is asking for input on housing needs, public services, infrastructure improvements, and fair housing.
To address potential financial strain, Smith has asked Lima City Council to approve a voluntary early retirement incentive program for eligible city employees. The proposal would apply to employees with at least 25 years of service. Smith says if all eligible staff choose to participate, the move could substantially reduce labor costs and improve operational efficiency.
With uncertainty surrounding the federal budget, the City of Lima is making the most of every federal dollar to ensure equitable growth throughout the community.
The city of St. Marys has sworn in a new police chief to lead the department. Formerly a sergeant, Lucas Turpin took the oath and became the St. Marys Police Chief at Monday night’s City Council meeting. The promotion comes after former Chief Brian Christopher accepted a voluntary demotion back to police officer as part of a Last Chance Agreement.
Sixth Ward Councilman Dr. Derry Glenn said many residents have reached out to him for help in reducing the number of shootings in Lima. Some incidents this summer have involved young teenagers as either the victim or the shooter.
This month, Findlay City Council voted to move forward with design and engineering for the recreation area. The city is now working with a design firm to explore various features, which could include approximately two miles of walking and running paths, a multipurpose stage, splash pad, kayak launch, and fishing areas. Plans also call for a 460-foot pedestrian bridge to connect both sides of the Blanchard River.
Lima City Council had a full agenda Monday night, making decisions on two tax abatements and a study for a potential new water treatment plant.
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) - Lima City Council had a full agenda Monday night, including two key ordinances that could impact the city’s future develop…
Carmillia Zion, Director of the Department of Housing and Neighborhoods, said the update "It aims to allow for the city's ability to collect easily and also to enforce out those fees effectively as well."
“This will be the website where you can find the latest information,” said Amy Harpster, Lima Public Works Director. “The public will be able to purchase daily passes and memberships online. In the meantime, visitors are encouraged to sign up to get updates and subscribe.”