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Photo courtesy of the City of Akron WALLHAVEN — City of Akron officials including Mayor Dan Horrigan, Fire Chief Joseph Natko, Akron City Council members and representatives from Kenmore Construction and Metis Construction Services, shown above, gathered May 16 for a groundbreaking celebration at the future site of Fire Station No. 12, 112 S. Hawkins
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The 14,959 sq. ft. station in the Wallhaven neighborhood is expected to be open in late summer of 2024.
The cameras use artificial intelligence to capture and store identifying information about cars. Police say this can help them locate crime suspects and stolen vehicles quicker.
Akron embarks on its largest street repaving plan ever Contributed Photo Akron completed the first phase of its Main Street construction project last fall and now says it will begin the biggest street repaving project in its history. Fairly fresh off the heels of a $31 million, two-year renovation of downtown's Main Street that finished last fall, Akron's embarking on the biggest street resurfacing project for the city's nearly 200-year history. Work on Main Street continues in phase two of the makeover, but now Mayor Dan Horrigan has announced the city will spend more than $11 million to pav...