Sgt. Clean Car Wash, which recently opened in Streetsboro, washes police vehicles free of charge in all cities where it has set up shop. Besides Streetsboro, Sgt. Clean operates car washes in Strongsville (north and south), Westlake, Parma, Massillon, Medina and Green.
As Portage County heads into its local election cycle, Kent and Streetsboro voters will decide in November who will fill open city council seats.
Kent voters will decide whether to approve an ordinance lowering the penalties for misdemeanor marijuana offenses. Specifically, the ordinance calls for:
Built in 1998, the Pierce Streetsboro Library building needs new gutters and siding. Council estimates the cost at $56,757.
Streetsboro City Council on Oct. 14 accepted a $1.185 million FEMA grant to hire three additional paramedic/firefighters.
Streetsboro City Council authorized city staff to apply for funds to improve traffic at the intersection of state Route 303, state Route 14 and Ranch Road.
Cities and villages across Portage County have passed laws requiring businesses and residents to clear snow off sidewalks, but in most cases no one is enforcing them, officials said.
Streetsboro is considering a year-long moratorium on solar electric generation facilities, including those residents may wish to install on their roofs or in their yards.
Streetsboro officials want to increase the legal pressure on drivers who use their electronic devices behind the wheel.
Backyard chickens are still on Streetsboro City Council's mind as the city's service committee is floating yet another poultry-oriented ordinance.
Finance Director Matt MIller reported that the city was below expense budget and above revenue budget.
Aurora City Council is receiving a $500,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources toward the first segment of the hike-and-bike trail that is being built. The trail, which will be called the Aurora Trail, will run along the railroad right-of-way that runs through town.