Powell Police Chief Stephen Hrytzik was recently elected Section IV Representative of the FBI National Academy Associates (FBINAA), a non-profit, international organization of more than 16,000 senior law enforcement professionals dedicated to providing their communities, states, countries, and profession with the highest degree of law enforcement expertise, training, education, and information. As Section IV Representative, Continue reading…
The 13th class of the Powell Citizens Police Academy begins Wednesday, August 31, and is now open for registration. This free, 11-week class is held every Wednesday from 7-9pm at the Powell Police Department (47 Hall St.) and covers a variety of topics including traffic stops, crime prevention, CPR certification, OVI enforcement, crime scene investigation, Continue reading…
For the first time in each orchestra’s history, the Powell Community Band and the Worthington Civic Band will come together to perform at Summer Sunday Concert on the Green on Sunday, August 28. This free, outdoor concert will showcase each band with their own individual set then bring them together for a combined grand finale, Continue reading…
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will close State Route 750 between State Route 315 and Valley Run Drive beginning at 9pm on Friday, August 12, through Monday, August 14, at 5am for a culvert replacement (see red area on map). SR 315 will remain open. They will detour SR 750 traffic to SR 315 Continue reading…
The City of Powell currently has the following opportunities available for Powell residents with an interest in serving their community: Planning and Zoning Commission – Meets the second Wednesday of each month at 7 pm. Board of Zoning Appeals – Meets the first Thursday of the month on an as-needed basis Historic Downtown Advisory Commission Continue reading…
The city of Powell is hosting the annual Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony at 10 a.m. Monday, May 31 in downtown Powell. The parade and ceremony will follow public health guidelines established by local, state and federal health agencies.
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.