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County Council introduces surface water district fees - Vimarsana News

County Council introduces surface water district fees

DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Council reviewed a proposed Surface Water Management District charges and fees schedule Nov. 28 during committee meetings. The district, to be overseen by the Engineer’s Office, was created as a voluntary program in 2017 and expanded this past June to serve as a water quality and stormwater improvements utility. According

Source: akron.com
Celebrate Earth Week in Hudson April 18-23 - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Earth Week in Hudson April 18-23

The city of Hudson will offer a week-long series of events to celebrate Earth Week, April 18-23.

Rain gardens reduce runoff and pollution while beautifying yards - Vimarsana News

Rain gardens reduce runoff and pollution while beautifying yards

Rain gardens are a cost-effective best management practice and a beautiful addition to landscaping that reduces runoff from or flooding in your yard.

New Franklin council seeking options on waste services - Vimarsana News

New Franklin council seeking options on waste services

Rate increase has city looking into less expensive alternatives

Macedonia ratifies fire union pact, OKs new sign code - Vimarsana News

Macedonia ratifies fire union pact, OKs new sign code

NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Ken Lahmers, Correspondent MyTownNEO MACEDONIA – At its first meeting of 2021 on Jan. 14, City Council ratified a three-year bargaining agreement with the International Association of Firefighters Local 3947 and approved a revised sign ordinance. The firefighters contract covers the years 2020, 2021 and 2022, and provides for 2 percent salary hikes each year. One new section states fire personnel may not work more than 48 consecutive hours unless there is an ongoing emergency scene or with the fire chief’s approval....