The widening and installation of the traffic signal at the Seldom Seen Road and North Liberty Street intersection is scheduled to begin this coming week. Utility work has already started at the intersection.
If you are a resident with the City of Powell and a senior citizen, live alone, or have a medical condition which prevents you from leaving your home, call the Powell Police Department and request a Well-Being House Check. You may call 614-396-3354 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays to schedule the house check. A Continue reading…
Trash and recycling collection are still on as scheduled.
Delaware General Health District, in coordination with the Ohio Department of Health (ODH), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is closely monitoring coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), first identified in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China.
The annual Powell Easter Egg Hunt presented by the Powell United Methodist Church scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, April 4 in Village Green Park has been canceled.
Census Day is April 1st. Where you live on that date determines where you are counted for the U.S. Census (students in college on April 1st should list their college address when completing their form).
Members of Powell City Council concluded their search for the new Powell City Manager during last night’s meeting, appointing and entering into an employment agreement with Andrew White.
During Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, Mayor Frank Bertone and members of City Council presented The Ganzhorn Suites with a proclamation to show support for the Dementia Friendly Powell Initiative.
The Regional Income Tax Agency, commonly known as RITA, is beginning a new initiative to notify taxpayers of the upcoming tax filing deadline.
Members of Powell City Council selected Frank Bertone to serve as the City’s new mayor and Daniel Swartwout as the vice mayor, both serving two-year terms.