2021 Annual Report
View the 2021 Annual Report here.
View the 2021 Annual Report here.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the location of work for many residents and employees in Powell. For those who have changed their physical work location, the State of Ohio has changed the way you may pay your municipal income taxes. Learn more about what this could mean for you in 2022.
The city of Powell plans to host several new events in 2022 and bring back beloved signature events such as the Powell Festival and Lolli-Pops! Children’s Concert Series.
The City of Powell Parks & Recreation Department is offering a variety of virtual and in-person programs for this winter and spring. Online registration for classes begins Monday, Jan. 10 for residents and Wednesday, Jan. 12 for non-residents.
The Powell Police Department has promoted Travis Dennison to the role of sergeant.
Members of Powell City Council selected Daniel Swartwout to serve as the City’s new mayor and Tom Counts as the vice mayor, both serving two-year terms.
The city of Powell community turned out on May 4, 2021 to make their voices heard and voted to approve the income tax restructuring proposal, also approved unanimously by Powell City Council. Sixty-six percent of Powell voters approved implementation of the income tax restructuring, which went into effect on January 1, 2022.
Powell City Council has appointed Amy Deere to serve as the new City Clerk.
The city of Powell has hired Melissa Hindman as the city’s new Parks and Recreation Manager.
The city of Powell is hosting the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 11 at the Greater Powell Veterans Memorial in Village Green Park, 47 Hall Street.