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.
Smith assures residents that they will continue to be a responsive government moving to meet residents’ needs and improve the quality of life in Lima. Two major projects mentioned in the next four years will be redevelopment plans for the old VFW and River Front One properties.
The city has five active neighborhood associations, and they are being highlighted in the "Bridge the City" video that explains what they do in the community. Like many other non-profit organizations, they are seeing a decline in the number of people wanting to participate, and they hope this video will catch the attention of some people.
LIMA (WLIO) - This evening, Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith held her "State of the City" address at Lima Senior High School.
February 22, 2024 Press Release from the City of Findlay: Findlay, Ohio- February 22, 2024: The City of Findlay and Findlay Shade Tree Commission have allocated a total of $100,000 in ARPA funds to utilize for community tree planting in calendar year 2024. Trees can be planted in property owners’ front yards in locations that are compliant with the Findlay Shade Tree Ordinance Chapter 913. The Findlay Public Works Department and Shade Tree Commission members will assist interested property owners in determining location, compliance, and recommended tree species for the location. Trees will be planted by Public Works Department employees during the spring and fall. Requests will be taken on a continual basis.
The city is receiving more than 5.5 million dollars in funding from the state to make infrastructure improvements to the historic courthouse district. Both Kenton and state officials know how important this development is to the city and the State of Ohio as a whole.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has officially declared 2024 as the Year of Ohio State Parks. This declaration marks the 75th anniversary of Ohio State Parks and underscores the state's unwavering commitment to preserving its natural wonders and expanding outdoor adventures.
Central Avenue between Elm Street and Wayne Street will get a whole new look starting this spring. It will remain one-way to the north but will only be one lane of travel. There will be angled parking, new sidewalks, and street lighting along with a bike lane. City engineers say this will improve the safety of the corridor.
St. Marys new mayor is ready to continue the work of moving the city forward. Joe Hurlburt jr. took his oath of office on New Year’s Day. He says his goal is to make the city a better place during his tenure in office.
The mayor of Pandora and village administrators shoveled the first piles of dirt at the site for a nearly 2.5 million dollar water tower. The new two-hundred-thousand-gallon elevated storage tower will be constructed just east of the Basinger Road and Welty Street intersection with brand-new electrical components, incidentals, and a submersible mixer.
