4/23 Council Meeting: email your comments and watch live
A video message from the Blue Ash Fire Department
Blue Ash Farmers Market planning drive-thru service
Satisfy your carryout and delivery cravings
Crafters needed to make masks for distribution by HCPH
Duke Energy Pipeline appeal
Council meeting:
email your comments and watch live
Blue Ash City Council will hold its next Council meeting via video-conference on April 23 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be live-streamed to the
City of Blue Ash YouTube Channel.
While there will be no opportunity for citizen comment during the meeting, the public is encouraged to email comments related to agenda items or general communication in advance to
[email protected].
Please type “Citizen Comment” in the subject line of your email. Comments should include your name and home address. They will be posted here (with email address redacted), reviewed by elected officials, and recorded with the meeting minutes.
If there are technical difficulties with the video conference, the meeting will be held via teleconference. To dial-in call (513) 278-2135 and enter the participant pin 670027#.
You can find more COVID-19 related information and updates at the Blue Ash COVID-19 webpage. It contains answers to many questions you may have and helpful links. It is being updated as events unfold. Be sure to check it frequently.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to bring you City services while also taking steps to keep citizens and employees safe during these unprecedented times.
Blue Ash Fire Department releases
COVID-19 video message
The Blue Ash Fire Department has released an educational video to help residents understand what to expect if first responders are called to their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
View the video on YouTube.
Blue Ash Farmers Market
planning drive-thru service
Get ready for a brand new way to experience the Blue Ash Farmers Market at Summit Park! Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Farmers Market will be set up as drive-thru. The plans for are still being finalized, so be sure to visit www.facebook.com/blueashfarmersmarket for the very latest information. The Blue Ash Farmers Market is every Wednesday at Summit Park from May 13-October 22, 3:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
In other news: Pipeline appeal
In late November, the Ohio Power Siting Board approved Duke Energy's Central Corridor Pipeline Project along the western (alternate) route.
On Wednesday, the City of Blue Ash filed a joint appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court opposing the Ohio Power Siting Board’s approval of the Duke Energy Central Corridor Pipeline Project. Evendale, Reading, and NOPE are also parties in the joint appeal. Read more.
Satisfy your cravings with local restaurant
carry-out and delivery
Many restaurants in Blue Ash and surrounding communities continue to offer
carryout and delivery services.
CincyMagazine has a website dedicated to keeping track of local offerings.
The
Blue Ash YMCA has transformed into a State of Ohio Licensed Pandemic Child Care Center for children 3-12 years old to support essential personnel.
The program is currently operating Monday-Friday from 6:30am-6:00pm. The cost is $35 per day. For more information contact Erika Phillips at
[email protected].
Sycamore Bridgesis accepting donations as volunteers continue to provide assistance to residents in the Sycamore School District. The organization is teaming up with Operation Give Back to deliver food to those in need.
Operation Give Back is working to help all residents of Blue Ash in need. If you are experiencing food insecurity, OGB has a community food pantry on-site, 10891 Millington Court, and is ready to help at this time of need. Call 513-489-2023 for more information.
Prep work begins for Beautification Contest
As Claire on Facebook said,
"I predict competition will be stiff this year. Everyone who is home is devoting hours to yard work!" Good luck and happy gardening. 🌻🌺🌼💐
Need to catch up on COVID-19 news?
Plans and actions in the City of Blue Ash have been changing frequently over the last few weeks. To view past e-newsletters which also include more business resources and ways to help your neighbors, click the links below:
