July 10, 2020
COVID-19 information from the City of Blue Ash
Inside this issue:

  • Masks required in Hamilton County
  • New councilmember takes Oath of Office
  • Hundreds of families turn out for Star Spangled Surprise
  • Cooper Creek Event Center is now open for events
  • Local businesses win awards
  • Police officer recognized for saving a life
Masks required in Hamilton County
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that masks are required in Hamilton County due to COVID-19.

The order went into effect on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. and includes the City of Blue Ash. Read more.
New Councilmember takes Oath of Office
New Councilmember Jill Cole and new committee members were sworn in at last night’s City Council meeting at Summit Park.

Mayor Marc Sirkin administered the Oath of Office to Cole and to the new Board of Zoning Appeals/Board of Site Arrangement Committee members, Zeeshan Pasha and John Cordell. See more photos.
Hundreds of families turn out for Star Spangled Surprise at Summit Park
The City of Blue Ash Parks and Recreation Department wishes to thank everyone who turned out for Friday’s Star Spangled Surprise Pop-Up event and giveaway at Summit Park.

Approximately 900 families received a goodie bag filled with 4 th  of July swag to help them celebrate the Independence Day holiday at home. Read more.
Upcoming wedding or corporate event? The
Cooper Creek Event Center is now open
The Cooper Creek Event Center is now open for your next celebration! 

The facility can accommodate up to 240 guests with tables six feet apart.

Tours are limited to four people and are by appointment only. 

Masks are required.  Read more.
Local businesses win awards
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Blue Ash-based Standard Bariatrics and Predictronics have been honored with Innovation and Technology Awards from the Cincinnati Business Courier. 

The Tuesday, July 21, concert at the Blue Ash Nature Park and the Friday, July 24, concert at Blue Ash Towne Square have been cancelled. Read more.
Blue Ash Police Officer Abby Ballman is being recognized for saving a life. On June 17, Officer Ballman rescued an overdose victim from certain death by administering Narcan. Read more.
Tax office now accepting appointments
If you need help with your City taxes, the Blue Ash Tax Office is now scheduling in-person appointments. Read more.
COVID-19 information
Find 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.

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.

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