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Green Refuse and Recycling Initiative
Beginning in April, our city becomes one of the first in Cuyahoga County to have automated trash collection and recycling, at no added cost to you!
Automated refuse collection is the most efficient and cost effective system available today. Automated recycling increases participation, saving tax dollars by reducing disposal costs while conserving natural resources.
The Green Refuse and Recycling Initiative will provide efficient and cost-effective services while providing long-term economic and environmental benefits to our community.
Until the New Program Beings
Starting in March, Republic Waste will be picking up recyclables using a regular refuse truck, but be assured - your recyclables will be taken to a recycling facility. Simply continue to place your recyclables out as usual until further notice. A Recycling Brochure will be delivered to homes in the near future with full information on the new program.
Public Meetings Scheduled at Cassidy Theatre
I will be welcoming Dave Kidder of Repubic Waste to three meetings that will feature a video of automated refuse and recycling in action and provide an opportunity to have your questions answered by an expert.
These meetings will be held at the Cassidy Theatre in the Greenbrier Commons on:
| Wednesday |
February 22 |
7:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday |
March 13 |
7:00 p.m. |
| Thursday |
March 29 |
7:00 p.m. |
Click here for more information!
Still Time to Cast Your Vote by Mail
Click here for an important message from the Board of Elections regarding the March 6, 2012, primary election.
Important Message from the Income Tax Department
The City of Parma Heights has signed an agreement with the Central Collection Agency (CCA), a regional municipal income tax collection agency as a Special Member. However - ALL Parma Heights Income Tax returns MUST BE filed with the City of Parma Heights (unless otherwise notified by CCA regarding the filing of a specific tax year). Please click here for more details.
Good Job!
Congratulations to the students, staff and PTA of Parma Park Elementary School for being one of only 34 schools nationwide to win an NFL Play 60 Super School $10,000 Award - not just once but for the second year in a row! Click here to read all about it.
Parma Heights Food Pantry Seeks Donations
Although the holiday season of gifts and giving is over, please continue to remember your neighbors in need. The Food Pantry reports that their larder is particularly short of canned fruit. Find out more about how to help by clicking here.
Help With Heating Costs Is Available
As the winter cold sets in, Columbia Gas of Ohio askes us to remind you to call them at the first sign that you may have trouble paying your bill. For more information on help with your heating costs and the numbers to call, click here.
Cuyahoga County Health Improvement Partnership (HIP)
HIP - Cuyahoga is a group of organizations working together to develop a plan for improving the health and quality of life for people in Cuyahoga County. Please click here to take a short survey and let your voice be heard!
Police & Firefighters 9/11 Memorial
As those of you who were able to attend the Centennial Celebration know, the city was able to acquire a piece of steel from the Twin Towers. Donations were collected at the Centennial Celebration to be used toward a Police & Firefighters 9/11 Memorial. Anyone who still wishes to contribute is asked to please contact my Executive Assistant Sonya Buckles at (440) 884-9600 x15. The Memorial will be located by the flag pole in front of the Police & Fire Stations in the Greenbrier Commons. A date for the dedication has yet to be determined.