Open burning rules and enforcement in Ohio warned
Ohio EPA enforces open burning limits across the state with penalties for violations. Officials urge callers to contact the Willard Fire Department on the non emergency line to determine legality and obtain permits when needed. Farmers are advised to coordinate with fire departments early to clear land and follow city, state, and EPA rules for recreational fires.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Willard Fire Department
Reiderman
EPA
Fire Department
Ohio Epa
Teen Challenge Facility Debate in Willard Sparks Mixed Views
Council member Ricky Branham notes positives while some fear bringing participants from Youngstown. Winner says most Willard residents won t start Teen Challenge here and no crime increase is evident. Humphress cites Holden report. residents reassured on security. medical help offered but program not medical rehab. Community cautious yet accepting overall amid potential multi family housing conflicts.
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Ricky Branham
Youngstown
Willard
Winner
Humphress
Holden
Rod Foley
Foley
Ohio
Greenwich council approves water and power rate changes
Greenwich Village Council approved a final water rate of 15.50 dollars for up to 2 000 gallons, with bulk charges rising to 1.20 per 100 gallons. A sewer rate plan set at 6.20 for the first 2 000 gallons and a 40 percent water bill conversion, plus a new per kWh power charge of 0.0610, was discussed with three month average calculations guiding adjustments. The council tabled transfer of property to the New London Greenwich Rail Trail while also hearing the bi monthly administrator report and plans for sewer and storm system upgrades, park renovations, and procurement of a camera to locate sewer laterals. Public works, police, and grant requests were reviewed as department officials outlined replacing a village utility truck and funding for Market Street improvements.
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Greenwich Village
Well Etzler
Etzler
Council
Virgil Giles
Giles
EPA
Pierce Street
Main
Seminary
Jason Popiel
Market Street
Iles
Popiel
Greenwich
Steve Dorsey
Townsend Street
Cles Inmon
Willard Police Log Highlights Various Incidents
Multiple reports across Willard include bells at a store on S Myrtle Ave, a stray dog on a back porch, and an alarm at First Assembly of God. An arrest was made for a contempt warrant from Erie County. Other calls cite door left open, a garage break in, damaged windows, syringe found, a cross country team, a dead cat, a stray dog at Save-a-Lot, a disabled vehicle, and a wallet found.
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Willows
Willard
S. Myrtle Ave
Maplewood St
Assembly of God
Center St
New Haven
B&o Pike
Woodland Ave
Keefer Street
Theo Moll
Carrie Ky
Erie County
E. Walton Ave
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Dale Ave
Huron Manor Apartments
Midwest Industries
Save-a-Lot
Park and High
Scottwood Rd
Loris Lane
S. Main St
Dale
W. Sandusky St
Police Log: Contempt Warrants, Missing Juveniles, and Local Incidents
March 21 to 22 entries include a contempt warrant arrest, a missing dog report, a suspicious vehicle in a lot, a smoke in the house call, a forceful chase over a yard maneuver, and multiple welfare checks. Additional notes mention a fight, a fall of valuables, a debit card recovered at an ATM, and a vehicle lockout. Local calls reference Central School parking disputes and city hall odor investigation.
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Tiffin St
First Merit
Pleasant St
Ontario
Hayes St
S. Myrtle Ave
Central School
City Hall
Columbia Gas
Park St
Home Savings & Loan
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