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After I took office, there wasan outpouring of residents whowanted to be involved in theircommunity. So, a group ofeveryday citizens was organ-ized to brainstorm about waysto make sure all neighbor-

hoods receive the resources and attention needed to flourish. Thus, theNeighborhood Excellence Initiative was born.

Ward meetings were held in December to introduce the NeighborhoodExcellence Initiative to residents and was met with an overwhelminglypositive response. Many residents who attended volunteered to beNeighborhood Ambassadors. This can be something as simple as re-ceiving email updates about city programs, making sure neighbors knowabout those programs, or organizing block parties to get neighbors toknow neighbors. See cityofcf.com/NeighborhoodExcellence for more in-formation.

There is little question that our diverse blend of safe and friendly neigh-borhoods serves as the backbone of our community. Whether you live ina house, condo, duplex, or apartment, we all have a stake in the long-term health and vitality of our neighborhoods. Neighborhood ExcellenceInitiative gives us an avenue to build upon our strengths in ways that re-inforce those neighborhoods. By working together, we can protect ourproperty values, improve our quality of life, and ensure that CuyahogaFalls remains a wonderful place to live, raise a family, and enjoy retirementfor generations to come. Another reason why Life is Better Here!

Mayor Don Walters

Refuse & Recycle Collections Holiday ScheduleIf your weekly collection falls on or after one of the following holidays, it will be delayed ONE day. Collection crews work all other holidays.

Memorial Day...................................................................... Monday, May 29, 2017Independence Day................................................................... Tuesday, July 4, 2017Labor Day .................................................................... Monday, September 4, 2017Thanksgiving Day ....................................................... Thursday, November 23, 2017Christmas Day ............................................................. Monday, December 25, 2017

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Mayor’s First Tuesday Is Every Month330-971-8200

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n Falls Travel Club @ Quirk 1 pm

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Mayor Walters’ FirstTuesday Program is an opportunity to meetface-to-face and discusssubjects that affect ourcity. Mayor Walters

welcomes these conver-sations with residents,business leaders, andcommunity members.For an appointment call 330-971-8200.

FireDepartment

The mission of the Cuyahoga Falls Fire Department (CFFD) is toprovide the highest quality emergency service, fire prevention and lifesafety education for citizens of all ages.

The CFFD has over 70 staff members who work out of five strate-gically located stations throughout the community. These highlytrained professionals serve citizens and businesses with com-passion, dedication and commitment.

For more information on CFFD services and programs, pleasecontact the department at (330) 971-8400, or visit the city web-site at http://www.cityofcf.com and link to the department’spage.

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n Daddy Daughter Date Night @ Quirk 6:30 pm

n CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk 10 am-1 pm

n Daddy Daughter Date Night @ Quirk 6:30 pm


n Daddy Daughter Date Night @ Quirk 1 pm



n QCC Spring & SummerClass Registration Begins


n CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk 10 am-1 pm

n Sunday Funday Dance @ Quirk 5 pm

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Mayor Walters developed the Envelope of Life Programto help residents save precious seconds in the event ofa medical emergency. For information or to participate,

call 330-971-8200 or visit www.cityofcf.com.

Mayor Walters’ State of the City Address

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at the Sheraton Suites.Call the Cuyahoga FallsChamber of Commerce

for luncheon reservations at 330-929-6756.

Mayor Walters’ Senior Watch Program is for residents 65years and older, who live alone and have restricted mo-bility, are disabled and/or bedridden, and have limited to

no contact with family members or caregivers. Applications are available in the Police Department. For questions call

330-971-8333 or visit www.cityofcf.com.

PoliceDepartment

The mission of the Cuyahoga Falls Police Department (CFPD) is to providethe highest level of service and protection throughout the community. CFPDpersonnel and professional staff are committed to instilling a strong communitysense of security and confidence, to protecting the rights of every citizen aswell as the rights of the public at large, and to be fair and just in the enforce-ment of the law.

Public education and crime prevention programs include:

n Crime Fighter’s Anonymous Tip Line – rewards citizen involvement in reporting crime

n Law Enforcement Torch Run – encourages local support of theSpecial Olympics

n Not Me, I’m Drug Free – embraces community-wide commitmentin preventing drug abuse

n Senior WatchProgram – focuses on identi-fying the safety needs of older citizens

n Shop with a Cop –assists children with holidayshopping

For detailed information on CFPD programs and services, please callthe non-emergency phone num-ber, (330) 928-2181, or visit thecity website and link to the depart-ment’s webpage.

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n CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk 10 am - 1 pm


n Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Quirk 7:30 pm

n Annual Benefit St. Pat’sCard Party @ Quirk1 pm

Ash Wednesday

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n Daylight SavingTime Begins – Check Your Smoke Detector Batteries!



n Spring Cast-A-Ways Garage Sale for Kids Only @ Quirk 9 am - 2 pm

n Community EXPO @ Natatorium 9 am - 3 pm

Mayor Walters created theCuyahoga Falls CrimeFighters Anonymous

Tip Line (330-971-TIPS)as a way for tips to be sub-mitted anonymously forcrimes occurring in the

city. Visit www.cityofcf.comfor more information.

Î March 27 to March 31 – Spring Break This Week for Cuyahoga Falls City and Woodridge Local Schools Ï

The City of Cuyahoga Engineering Department is responsible for the design andconstruction of all public improvement projects including street paving, storm sew-ers, sanitary sewers, and water lines. The Engineering Department assigns housenumbers and issues permits for construction in street right-of-ways for excavation,sidewalk and drive approach, curb cutting, downspout openings and water serviceconnections.

The Engineering Department is also a repository for all allotment plot plans andunderground utility maps, and has on file Summit County tax maps and federalgovernment flood plain maps. The department is located on the first floor ofCity Hall located at 2310 Second Street during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

For more information on the public services provided by the CuyahogaFalls Engineering Department, please contact the department at (330)971-8180 or visit the city website at http://www.cityofcf.com and linkto the department’s webpage.

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n Mayor’s 1st Tuesday n Falls Travel Club@ Quirk 1 pm

n Cuyahoga Falls IncomeTax Due


Passover Begins at Sundown

n Bunny Hop @ Quirk 11 am

n City Offices Closed n Senior Adult Bingo

@ Quirk 1 pm

n Easter Egg Hunt @ Water Works Park 2 pm


HolocaustRemembrance Day Beginsat Sundown

n Girls Slo Pitch Softball Registration @ Quirk 10 am-1 pm

Mayor Walters introduced the New Homeowners Incen-tive Packet to welcome new home buyers to the city.

Qualified homeowners re-ceive the packet, whichcontains significant cost-saving incentive offersfrom the city and localbusinesses, when theysign up for their city

utilities. Call 330-971-8200to see if you qualify.

Celebrate National Arbor Day on Friday, April 28 at The Arboretum at Kennedy Park. For more information

call 330-971-8240 or visit www.cityofcf.com.

Parks & RecreationDepartment

The Parks and Recreation Department strives to showcase why life is betterin Cuyahoga Falls. Our award-winning parks and facilities consistently rankhigh on why families choose to call us home.

The Natatorium Health and Wellness Center, Water Works Family AquaticCenter, Brookledge Golf Club, Downview Sports Center, the Quirk CulturalCenter, and over 25 neighborhood parks are the result of our commitmentto provide high-quality, low-cost recreation to our residents and guests, nowand into the future.

Take a moment to view our online Activity Guide to see the many year-roundrecreational programs and activities available for everyone, no matter whatyour age. With opportunities to participate in indoor and outdoor recreation,as well as unmatched cultural experiences, there’s no better place thanright here in Cuyahoga Falls. Visit our parks and facilities and you’ll soon

see why “Life is BetterHere.”

For more informationon services providedby the Parks and Rec-reation Department,call 330-971-8225 orvisit our website athttp://www.cityofcf.com.

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n All Residential SanitationCustomers Spring Cleanup This Week

n Falls Travel Club @ Quirk 1 pm n CF Library Book Sale

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n Girls Slo Pitch Softball Registration @ Quirk 10 am-1 pm

n CF Library Book Sale 10 am - 4 pm

n Mom Prom @ Quirk 7 pm


n All Residential SanitationCustomers Spring Cleanup This Week

NationalPublic Works

Weekn Ballroom Nights

@ Quirk 7:30 pmn Wading Pools Open

n City Offices Closedn Refuse & Recycle

Collections Delayed 1 Day Balance of Week

Mayor Walters’ Please DriveSlow campaign providesfree signs to residents whowish to remind motorists toreduce their speeds in the neighborhoods. To request a sign, call 330-971-8200.

The Great American River Day Cleanup on

May 20th is an opportunityfor the community to

come together to pull trash from the Cuyahoga River. To volunteer, register at: [email protected].

n Last Day of School – Cuyahoga Falls City and Woodridge Local Schools n CF Library Summer

Reading Program Begins

n Peace Officer’s Memorial Ceremony 10 am

Buildings & GroundsMaintenance

The Buildings & Grounds Maintenance Department manages and sustainsnumerous public grounds and facilities throughout the community. Services andprograms of the Buildings & Grounds Maintenance Department staff include:

n Cemetery OperationsThis includes plot sales, burials, headstone foundations, perpetual care and maintenance year-round of the four city-owned cemeteries. Cemetery Line: (330) 971-8446

n Adopt-A-Spot for BeautificationCitywide flowerscape program for over 80 sites throughout the communitysupported by local businesses and community volunteers.Adopt-A-Spot Information Line: (330) 971-8351

n Tree Maintenance & StewardshipStreet trees located on city right-of-way devil strips/tree lawns are continuously evaluated by a certified staff Arborist for trimming, health, and need for removal/replacement.Tree Hotline: (330) 971-8345

n Cuyahoga Falls Arboretum in Kennedy ParkA partnership with the Cuyahoga Falls Parks& Recreation Department and the City ofCuyahoga Falls Tree Board, the CuyahogaFalls Arboretum offers citizens, businessesand organizations opportunities to acknowl-edge an individual, a family, an organizationor a service club with the planting of a treethrough the Shades of Green Project. A do-nation of $250 supports the Shades of GreenProject with the planting of a select treespecies and placement of a donor-acknowl-edgement sign. Call (330) 971-8345 or emailmailto:[email protected] for moreinformation.

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Flag Day

Fathers’ Day First Day of Summer

n Fire Hydrant Flushing Begins This Month


n Flicks on the Falls

n Riverfront Irish Festivaln Food Truck Frenzy &

Keyser Barn Concert Series 6 pm

n Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Lions Park 7:30 pm


n Riverfront Irish Festival

n Riverfront Irish Festival




n Youth Tennis Lessons Begin

n Playgrounds &Tot Time Begin

n Community Band Concert @ Quirk 7:30 pm


n Community Band Concert @ Linden Park 7:30 pm


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n Community Band Concert @ Newberry Park 7:30 pm

n First Farmer’s Market of Season! Quirk 3 -6 pm

n Ballroom Nights@ Quirk 7:30 pm

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n Senior Adult Casino Day@ Quirk 12:30 pm

n Farmer’s Market @ Quirk 3 -6 pm

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n Community Band Concert @ Oak Park 7:30 pm

Mayor Walters’ Honorary Boulevard Street Naming Award

pays homage to the people and organ-izations that selflessly give

back to Cuyahoga Falls residents and the community as a whole.

Visit www.cityofcf.com for informationon how to submit a nomination.


CommunityDevelopment

Planning is underway to rejuvenate our city’s core as anengine driving robust economic development that sup-ports job growth and the highest quality of life. Input frompublic meetings and open planning sessions involves citizens, current and prospective businesses, as well asredevelopment experts. These collaborative efforts will pro-mote the sustainable long-term health of the CuyahogaFalls community.

As Cuyahoga Falls continues to build upon a vibrant core,public – private partnerships will ensure that every re-source is utilized to maximize the quality of living options,shopping and dining experiences, as well as entertain-ment and cultural amenities.

For continuous updates on progress of devel-opment and redevelopment projects, visit thecity’s website at http://www.cityofcf.com orcall 330-971-8135.

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n Festa Italiana

n Hydrant Flushing Continues This Month

n Community Band Concert @ Keyser Park 7:30 pm

n City Offices Closed n Refuse & Recycle



n Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm

n Farmer’s Market@ Quirk 3 -6 pm

n Oktoberfest

n Community Band Concert @ Lions Park 7:30 pm

n Goldfish Catch @ All Wading Pools 6 pm


n Touch a Truck @ Quirk 11 am


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n Community Band Concert @ Valley Vista Park 7:30 pm

n All City Carnival @ Bolich Middle School 3 -8 pm

n Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Oak Park 7:30 pm



n Festa Italiana

n Fun, Fit & FloatSummer Camp #2This Week @ Nat

n Community Band Concert@ Water Works Park Peninsula Shelter 7:30 pm

n Summertime Fun CardParty @ Quirk 12 Noon



The “Take 10” initiative was implemented by

Mayor Walters as an op-portunity to conduct

random 10-minute visitswith residents and busi-nesses as a way to growand forge relationships

throughout the community.So, the next visitor to yourdoor could be the Mayor.

The ArboretumShades of GreenProject supports thegrowth of a 4-acrearboretum with op-portunities to plant atree to honor or me-morialize. Visitwww.cityofcf.com

or call 330-971-8345.

n Oktoberfest

n Festa Italiana

Water UtilitiesDivision

This service division includes maintenance and oversight of water resources, treat-ment and delivery systems. Water Department staff oversees around-the-clock emer-gency repair, as well as installation of equipment and water lines.

n Stormwater ManagementThrough an inspection, the Stormwater Management division of the Water Department can assist with identifying and eliminating inflow and infiltration of clean water into the sanitary sewer system which can cause basementbackups during heavy rain events.

n Hydrant FlushingCuyahoga Falls holds the excellent Class III fire insurance rating as issued by the Insurance Services Office of Ohio. Fire hydrants throughout the com-munity are flushed annually during the months of June and July to ensurethat they operate safely and efficiently.

n Water Quality EducationThrough local educational initiatives, citizens and businesses are encouraged to help protect water quality for community health andsafety. For detailed information regarding water resources, pleasevisit the city website at http://www.cityofcf.com and link to the WaterDepartment and Stormwater Management webpages.

n Waterline Break

DAYTIME BREAKIf a waterline is broken during normal business hours of 7:30 a.m. to4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, please call the Water Stockroomat (330) 971-8005.

EMERGENCY BREAKIf a line breaks and causes an emergency situation after regularbusiness hours, or on weekends, please direct your call to the PoliceDepartment’s non-emergency number at (330) 928-2181.

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n QCC Fall/Winter Class Registration Begins

The Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council encourages studentsin grades 9 - 12 to become active participants in their localgovernment and community by working with city leaders toaddress issues that directly affect young people in the city.

Call 330-971-8200 or visit www.cityofcf.com for information on how to submit your application.

n 1st Day – Woodridge Local Schools

The Cuyahoga Falls Information Technology Services Department (ITS)performs both the administration of the city’s data network infrastructure,as well as operational management of all electronic devices relied uponby local safety forces, service departments and citizens.

ITS staff are highly trained professionals who are dedicated to providingthe most cost-effective advanced information technologies to sustain a se-cure, reliable and efficient system of communications. Technical servicesinclude all operations associated with the city’s traffic signalization, radiocommunications and telephone and landline divisions.

For detailed descriptions of the Cuyahoga Falls ITS Department and the Technical Services divisions, visit the city website at http://www.cityofcf.comand link to the webpages.

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Grandparents’ Day

First Day of AutumnNative

Americans’ Day

Yom KippurBegins at Sundown

Rosh Hashanah Begins atSundown

n Falls Travel Club Luncheon @ Quirk 12 Noon





Delayed 1 Day Balance of Week

n All Residential Sanitation Customers Fall Cleanup This Week


n Senior Adult Casino Day@ Quirk 12:30 pm



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n All Residential Sanitation Customers Fall Cleanup This Week



n Last Farmer’s Market ofSeason @ Quirk 3-6 pm

Public LandsDay CuyahogaRiver Cleanup

Public Lands Day is September 30th. Volunteers areneeded to clean up litter and debris along the CuyahogaRiver. To volunteer, register at: [email protected].

Mayor Walters has reinstated the city’s Senior Snow RemovalProgram, which providesvouchers for driveway

plow services for qualified, lower-income residents. Call 330-971-8140 formore information.

Cuyahoga FallsElectric System

Awarded for excellence in electric service by American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) and bythe national American Public Power Association (APPA), the Cuyahoga Falls Electric System(CFES) continues to be recognized as a leader in the utility industry.

Strategically planning for continuous improvement of utility operations alongsidethe community’s expanding electric power needs, the CFES proudly serves thecommunity in the following areas:

n Delivery of cost-effective, safe and reliable electric utility services forall CFES customers

n Research and development of sustainable electric power generationprojects in partnership with AMP member communities

n Educational programs and professional training in the areas of electrical safety, energy efficiency and renewable energy

n Expanding community awareness of energy efficiency financialincentives and opportunities for residents and for businesses

For detailed information on energy efficiency programs and electricutility services, please visit the city website at http://www.cityofcf.com andlink to the CFES department page.

To report street light problems, please call (330) 971-8050 or complete the online form at www.cityofcf.com at the CFES link.

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n Public Power Week

n Fire Prevention Week


n Fall Card Party @ Quirk 12 NoonTickets Available at QCC


n Mayor’s 1st Tuesday FullMoon

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n Monster Mash Family Halloween Party @ Quirk 6:30 pm



n Community Halloween Spooktacular @ Keyser Barn 2 pm

n Trick or Treat 6 - 8 pm

The 2017 Leaf Pro-gram begins themonth of October.Check your pickupdates by calling the Leaf Line at

330-971-8031 or onthe city’s website:www.cityofcf.com.

The Cuyahoga Falls Sanitation & Recycling Division provides the communityexceptional household refuse, yard waste and recycling collection services.These include:

n Efficient, Weekly Automated Collection Service

n Special Spring, Fall & Winter Holiday Collections

n Customized Natural Resource Conservation Education for Local Schools

n Group Presentations on Waste Reduction, Pollution Prevention & Recycling

n Coordination of Keep Cuyahoga Falls Beautiful & Litter-free Projects

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n Daylight Saving TimeEnds – Check Your Smoke Detector Batteries!

n City Offices Closedn Antic Theatre Show

@ Quirk 8 pm


n Antic Theatre Show@ Quirk 8 pm

n Antic Theatre Matinee Show @ Quirk 3 pm

n Antic Theatre MatineeShow @ Quirk 3 pm

Day AfterThanksgiving


n CF Library Book Sale 10 am - 5:45 pm






n City Offices Closedn Ballroom Nights

@ Quirk 7:30 pm

The 2017 Leaf Programcontinues in November.Check the website for

scheduled pickup dates at:www.cityofcf.com.

Mayor Walters unveiled the Internet Purchase ExchangeLocation which designated a “safe zone” in the Police De-

partment where members of the public can meet face-to-face to buy and sell items transacted online.Please visit www.cityofcf.com for more information.

n CF Library Book Sale10 am - 4 pm


All services in Cuyahoga Falls are linked througha highly detailed network of transportation routesthroughout the community. Safe, secure and easy access to pedestrian walk-ways, community streets and main highways for all citizens, businesses andvisitors relies on the dedication of Cuyahoga Falls Street Department staffyear-round.

The Cuyahoga Falls Street Department is responsible for clearing snow, theannual leaf collection program, filling pot-holes and road resurfacing. A truesource of pride for Cuyahoga Falls is the attention that the Street Departmentplaces on systematic maintenance of existing routes utilizing superior qualitymaterials and technologies.

Citizens of Cuyahoga Falls can assist our Street Department in maintaining the safety and performance of our transportation routes. To report a potholeon a city street, please call the Pothole Hotline at 330-971-8FIL (8345). Whenreporting a pothole, please state the address and location or intersection ofthe pothole.

Also available for reporting potholes on city streets is the Pothole Webline report form. This form is available on the City of Cuyahoga Falls

website, http://www.cityofcf.com, by linking to the Street De-partment. The Pothole Webline report form allows citizens

to electronically report a pothole to the Cuyahoga FallsStreet Department.

CLEAR STREETS FOR CLEAN STREETSWinter Tips to Help Keep Our Routes Safe

n In times of heavy snowfall, remove parked cars fromcity streets to allow for plowing

n Avoid putting snow from driveways or sidewalks into already cleared streets

n Keep sidewalks free of snow and ice for safe pedestrian use

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Home Health & Safety Tips•Smoke detectors should be located on every level of your home and outside each sleeping area. Replace batteries twice a year. Some newer smoke detector models have 10-year batteries.• Carbon monoxide (CO) detectors are lifesavers, too! CO alarms will notify inhabitants if a defective heater burning natural gas, oil, propane, wood or kerosene is emitting this odorless gas into your home.• Have your home tested for radon. Radon is a radioactive gas that exists naturally in soil and can enter your home through basement cracks, joints and gaps. Concentrated levels of radon can lead to serious health issues. • Keep the area around your heating system clear and make sure your heating system is properly vented to the outside to prevent CO buildup indoors. Never store combustibles near a furnace.



The “Not Me, I’m Drug Free” program is directed towardseducating Cuyahoga Falls 5th grade students about

the dangers of using drugs and alcohol. Students who pledge

to abstain will receive a‘Free’-wards incentive cardcontaining valuable perkson food and family activitiesin and around the city. Con-tact your local school

district to take the pledge today!

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n Band & Chorus Holiday Concert @ Quirk 7:30 pm



n Lunch with Santa @ Quirk 11 am

n Akron Pops HolidayConcert @ Quirk 7:30 pm




Collections Delayed 1 Day Balance of Week n City Offices Closed

n Sanitation Customers Holiday Cleanup & Live Tree Pickup This Week

EMS, Police, Fire

911Poison Control, Akron Regional330-379-8562 800-222-1222

TTY Number: 800-374-1543

EMERGENCIES City government offices will be closed on the following days:

New Year’s Day – Monday, January 2, 2017 Martin Luther King Day – Monday, January 16, 2017 Presidents’ Day – Monday, February 20, 2017 Good Friday – Friday, April 14, 2017 Memorial Day – Monday, May 29, 2017 Independence Day – Tuesday, July 4, 2017 Labor Day – Monday, September 4, 2017 Veterans’ Day Observed – Friday, November 10, 2017 Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 23, 2017 Day After Thanksgiving – Friday, November 24, 2017 Christmas Day – Monday, December 25, 2017 Christmas Eve Observed – Tuesday, December 26, 2017 New Year’s Day – Monday, January 1, 2018

MAYOR DON WALTERS

Frequently Used Telephone NumbersAkron Children's Hospital ...................................................................330-543-1000

Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics, Hudson ..................................330-342-5555

Cleveland Clinic Akron General ..........................................................330-344-6000

Cleveland Clinic Akron General Health & Wellness Center, Stow .....330-945-3100

Crisis Intervention Hot Line, Summit County ....................................330-434-9144

Cuyahoga Falls Chamber of Commerce ............................................330-929-6756

Cuyahoga Falls City Schools Administration ....................................330-926-3800

Cuyahoga Falls Crime Fighters Tip Line............................................330-971-8477

Cuyahoga Falls Library ........................................................................330-928-2117

Cuyahoga Falls License Bureau .........................................................330-929-6469

Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad....................................................1-800-468-4070

Dominion East Ohio ..........................................................................1-800-362-2764

Dominion East Ohio Emergencies...................................................1-877-542-2630

Dominion East Ohio Hearing/Speech Impaired Customers ..............................711

Fair Housing Advocates Association .................................................330-253-2450

HEAP .....................................................................................................330-376-7730

Humane Society of Greater Akron ......................................................330-487-0333

Internal Revenue Service .................................................................1-800-829-1040

Internal Revenue Service for Hearing Impaired TDD .....................1-800-829-4059

Metro Regional Transit Authority ........................................................330-762-0341

Ohio EPA Spill Hotline ......................................................................1-800-282-9378

Poison Control Center ......................................................................1-800-222-1222

Post Office, 2nd Street .........................................................................330-945-8091

Post Office, State Road........................................................................330-928-9137

ReWorks Recycling & Hazardous Waste Center ...............................330-374-0383

Simple Recycling ..............................................................................1-866-835-5068

Social Security Administration ........................................................1-800-772-1213

Stow Municipal Court...........................................................................330-564-4200

Summa Akron City Hospital ................................................................330-375-3000

Summit County Board of Elections ....................................................330-643-5200

Summit County Department of Building Standards..........................330-630-7280

Summit County Dog Warden ...............................................................330-643-2845

Summit County Public Health .............................................................330-923-4891

Summit Metro Parks .............................................................................330-867-5511

Western Reserve Hospital ...................................................................330-971-7000

Western Reserve Hospital for Hearing Impaired TDD.......................330-971-7191

Wildlife Control - ODNR Division of Wildlife ......................................330-245-3042

Woodridge Local Schools Administration .........................................330-928-9074

City Council meets at the Natatorium in Council Chambers on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 pm. Committee meetings, where public opinion is welcomed,

are generally held on the first and third Monday of each month beginning at 6:30 pm. City Council is in recess the month of August. For meeting confirmation dates and times,

please contact the City of Cuyahoga Falls Law Department at 330-971-8190.

Calendar design by Gary Rittenour, The Art MooseumCover and large screened calendar photos courtesy of Jeffrey R. Stroup Photography

Calendar printed by Hudson Collective / Hudson Printing

Cuyahoga Falls GovernmentMayor ......................Don Walters ......................2310 Second Street............330-971-8000Law Director .....................................................Russell BalthisFinance Director...............................................Bryan HoffmanCommunity Development Director .................Diane SheridanDeputy Service Director ..................................Teresa Hazlett

CITY COUNCILCouncil at Large.....Paul V. Colavecchio..........3414 Haggarty Way............330-310-6040Council at Large.....Carol Klinger .....................1715 17th Street.................330-929-8429Council at Large.....Jeff Iula .............................2597 24th Street.................330-926-9855Ward 1 .....................Vincent J. Rubino..............880 Markham Ave ..............330-618-3141Ward 2 .....................Mary Ellen Pyke................854 Chestnut Blvd. .............330-922-0987Ward 3 .....................Victor L. Pallotta................407 Marian Lake Blvd.........330-923-6838Ward 4 .....................Mary Nichols-Rhodes .......739 Lincoln Ave ..................330-928-5347Ward 5 .....................Michael Brillhart ................3455 Haggarty Way............330-472-3437 Ward 6 .....................Adam Miller.......................100 Alameda Ave ...............330-814-6786Ward 7 .....................Jerry James ......................2209 Liberty Street .............330-289-7023Ward 8 .....................Russ Iona..........................675 Dominic Drive ..............330-819-9946

Cuyahoga Falls City Council

Standing, left to right: Paul Colavecchio, Victor Pallotta, Jerry James, Carol Klinger, Mary Nichols-Rhodes, Michael Brillhart

Seated, left to right: Jeff Iula, Mary Ellen Pyke, Adam Miller, Russ Iona, Vince Rubino

Municipal Building Directory2310 Second Street • Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 • Telephone: 330-971-8000

Administration ................................................................................................330-971-8000Buildings and Grounds Maintenance...........................................................330-971-8351 Tree Hotline Number (for tree lawn trees only) .......................................330-971-8345Cemetery Operations .....................................................................................330-971-8446Civil Service ....................................................................................................330-971-8195Community Development/Falls River Square..............................................330-971-8135 Housing Inspection..................................................................................330-971-8145 Housing Rehabilitation.............................................................................330-971-8140 Planning and Zoning ...............................................................................330-971-8135 Festival Line ............................................................................................330-971-8373Deaf TTY City Building Administration .....................................................................330-971-8193 Police and Fire – Non-Emergency...........................................................330-923-7668 Toll Free Relay Service ........................................................................1-800-750-0750Electric Service Department .........................................................................330-971-8060 Dispatch (for Emergencies) .....................................................................330-971-8050 (after business hours, call Police)............................................................330-928-2181Engineering Division .....................................................................................330-971-8180Finance Department.......................................................................................330-971-8230Fire Department (non-emergency) ..............Deaf TDD 330-923-7668..........330-971-8400Human Resources..........................................................................................330-971-8195Income Tax Department.................................................................................330-971-8220Information Services......................................................................................330-971-8160Law Department .............................................................................................330-971-8190Mayor’s Court .................................................................................................330-971-5650Mayor’s Office ................................................................................................330-971-8200Parks and Recreation ....................................................................................330-971-8225 Information Line.......................................................................................330-971-8223 Softball Rain-Out Hot Line.......................................................................330-971-8369 Brookledge Golf Club ..............................................................................330-971-8416 Downview Sports Center .........................................................................330-971-8418 Natatorium Health & Fitness Center........................................................330-971-8080 Natatorium Info. Line ...............................................................................330-971-8082 Quirk Cultural Center...............................................................................330-971-8425 Water Works Family Aquatic Center........................................................330-971-8433 Water Works Information Line .................................................................330-971-8299Police Department (Non-Emergency) .........Deaf TDD 330-923-7668..........330-928-2181Sanitation Division .........................................................................................330-971-8010 Environmental Line (recording) ...............................................................330-971-8015Service Director..............................................................................................330-971-8240Street Department ..........................................................................................330-971-8030 Snow Removal/Leaf Pick-Up...................................................................330-971-8031Switchboard ..................................................Deaf TDD 330-971-8193..........330-971-8000Technical Service Department ......................................................................330-971-8020Utility Billing Department ..............................................................................330-971-8250Water Department ..........................................................................................330-971-8130 Water Stockroom.....................................................................................330-971-8005Water and Sewer Emergencies ........................8:00 am - 5:00 pm...............330-971-8130 (after business hours, call Police)............................................................330-928-2181

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