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 HYDRANT FLUSHING UNDERWAY

The Parma Heights Fire Department has begun hydrant flushing in the city and the program will continue through approximately June 20th.
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Councilwoman JoAnn Koch is planning a Citywide Yard Sale on Saturday, July 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

Call the City Council Office at 440 884-9600 x35 for more information!
 

NEW PARMA HEIGHTS - BROOK PARK RECREATION AGREEMENT!



Brook Park Mayor Mark J. Elliott and I announced a new community partnership on February 22, that gives Parma Heights residents access to the John A. Poloyne Community Center  in Brook Park. 

The 125,000 square foot facility, located on Holland Road,  underwent a complete renovation in 1996 and boasts two gymnasiums, a four lane,handicap accessible elevated walk/run track, a 25 yard seven lane competition swimming pool, steam/sauna/whirlpool and a myriad of other great amenities.  EXCLUDES WATERPARK FACILITY AND PROGRAMS.

Click here for complete information on the Brook Park Recreation Center programs, in addition to the Brooklyn Community Center programs available to residents from our agreement reached in 2011.

 

SAFETY IS MY TOP PRIORITY

As your Mayor, I place the highest emphasis on providing a safe and secure community in which to live and raise your family.

 
High visibility enforcement period now through June 8th.

If you have questions about the CodeRED program, please call the Safety Department at 440 884-9600 x37 or

click here for a page with links to complete information and Frequently Asked Questions.

 

 



POLICE & FIREFIGHTERS 9/11 MEMORIAL

As most of you know, the city was able to acquire a piece of steel from the Twin Towers and donations have been collected to be used toward a Police & Firefighters 9/11 Memorial.

Anyone who still wishes to contribute is asked to please contact my Executive Assistant Erin Lally at (440) 884-9600 x15. The Memorial is being installed near the Police & Fire Stations in the Greenbrier Commons. A date for the dedication has yet to be determined.

Parma Heights Named Highly Rated Urban Space!

Parma Heights is a city that is proud of its Heritage, cherishes the values of Home and family, and looks forward to a bright Horizon.  We invite you to Take A Look At Parma Heights and see all that our community has to offer!  Click here to read the magazine!
 


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