CONSIDER THE CRAWFORD COUNTY LAND BANK AS A POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO YOUR BLIGHTED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
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StreetsEast Mansfield Street and Whetstone Street Closed
The City of Bucyrus would like to notify the residents that E. Mansfield Street at Whetstone Street will be closed on Tuesday, October 15, 2019 beginning at 7:00 am. This closure is expected to only take one day. Truck traffic will be prohibited.
E. Mansfield Street westbound traffic will be directed down Penn Avenue to Auto Avenue to southbound Whetstone Street.
E. Mansfield Street eastbound traffic will be directed down Lane Street OR Highland Avenue to eastbound Warren Street OR Woodlawn Avenue.
Please take extra caution during this construction period.
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Pines Reservoir Closed
The Pines Reservoir (Bucyrus Reservoir Number 2), located just north of Lincoln Highway and southeast of Stetzer Road is now closed to the public. The reason for this closure is to drain the reservoir and achieve compliance with OEPA dam regulation.
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Public Service
Lots of improvements to Bucyrus going on this summer!
Building a Better Bucyrus--Construction Update
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Community
12. Compost Site – Effective June 29, 2019 the Compost Site will be open Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 8-2. (Saturdays were open to 8-1.)
HousingCrawford County CHIP Program
Attention Homeowners
4th Round
The Crawford County CHIP Program is accepting applications for
OWNER REHABS
Starting July 8, 2019
Until August 2, 2019
Call the CHIP office 419-562-6583 for an application and too set your appointment!
Streets
Map of the recent history of street paving
View or download the map showing the history of paving projects is Bucyrus
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GovernmentScheduled Meetings
For Bucyrus City Council meeting schedule please go to the
The City of Bucyrus Board of Control will meet on Monday, October 14, 2019 at 8:30 am in Council Chambers of City Hall.
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Community
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Is your home in need of Repair?
You may be eligible for assistance!!!
For additional information please contact
Community Housing Impact and Preservation
(CHIP)
Please call (419) 562-6583 for additional information
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GovernmentPUBLIC NOTICE
COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW NOTIFICATION
MAYOR'S ROUND TABLE
Bucyrus Mayor Jeff Reser's Round Table discussions are focused on topics that make the City of Bucyrus a great place to live, work and raise families. Mayor Reser will have special guests on the show that will have valuable information about Bucyrus.
STRETCHING YOUR TAX DOLLARS
Bucyrus has been partnering with ODOT to rebuild our streets and pave more roads together. Your Street Levey Tax Dollars allows us to use ODOT’s Small Cities Grant. The grant is 80 % funded by ODOT and 20% funded by the local city. It is this partnership that helped provide our beautiful Downtown Sandusky Avenue and is rebuilding Plymouth Street. The partnership between Bucyrus and ODOT is making Bucyrus a much better city.
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Community
Art teachers and their students in Crawford County have created a mural in downtown Bucyrus designed to bring the community together.
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Community, GovernmentSign up for Bucyrus and Crawford Alerts
Sign up for Bucyrus and Crawford Alerts! In the event of an emergency, boil advisory, or severe weather condition, an alert may be sent to the phone number provided by voice, text and/or email.
This is a free service provided by Crawford County, OH, however, normal message fees may apply. To receive text messages to your cell phone, your cell phone must have text messaging capabilities. Notifications are dependent upon external providers (phone carrier, cell phone, email). Crawford County cannot guarantee notifications will be received by the intended recipient.
Alerts sent from Crawford Alerts will originate from 69310 for text messages and (419)563-1870 for phone calls. Please be sure to save these in your phone under Bucyrus Alerts.
*Message and Data rates may apply.
*Text "HELP" to 69310 for help.
Be sure to choose the alerts for Bucyrus City , Bucyrus Police Department , and Bucyrus Fire Department
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CommunityCrawford County Land Bank
The Crawford County Land Bank will be working to help return vacant, low value properties to productive use. This involves acquiring properties and sometimes managing the demolition of unwanted, blighted residential structures. The land bank will not seek to hold properties for extended periods of time but can transfer land to interested and eligible landowners.
Currently, the Crawford County Land Bank is working to acquire blighted, vacant homes that have been recommended for demolition, using funding provided by a grant from the State of Ohio. We need to have 35 vacant homes in our possession by May 18, 2017 in order to continue to qualify for the full amount of the grant funding. We can receive properties by the Tax Foreclosure process and donations. At this time, it would be beneficial if any property owner would like to donate an unwanted, low value residential property to the land bank for demolition. Please contact Barb McCullough, manager at 419-562-7861 or send a message for further information.
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Fire, Property Maintenance, SafetyKnow Ohio's open burning regulations
In the State of Ohio it is never allowed to burn garbage, materials containing rubber, grease and asphalt or made from petroleum, such as tires, cars and auto parts, plastics or plastic-coated wire. Please view Ohio EPA's Fact Sheet on Open Burning Regulations.
Safety, Streets
Woodlawn and Warren Street Closed at Railroad Crossing for Crossing Replacement
During the week of April 15th through April 22nd, Norfolk & Southern Railway will be replacing the railroad crossings at Woodlawn Avenue and Warren Street.
The railroad crossings will be closed at these locations.
Please check back here for any updates.
Hopley Avenue Closed at Railroad Crossing for Pavement Repairs
During the week of April 8th through April 16th, Norfolk & Southern Railway will be replacing asphalt at the Hopley Avenue railroad crossing.
The railroad crossing at Hopley Avenue will be closed from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Please check back here for any updates.
Oakwood Avenue Closed at Railroad Crossing for Pavement Repairs
During the week of April 8th through April 16th, Norfolk & Southern Railway will be replacing asphalt at the Oakwood Avenue railroad crossing.
The railroad crossing at Oakwood Avenue will be closed from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.
Please check back here for any updates.
Crawford County Suicide Prevention Coalition Walk
Saturday, May 11, 2019 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Starting at Bucyrus Avita and walking to the Bucyrus Police Department.
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Community, Property MaintenanceTenant-Landlord Facts Page Now Available
As a service to our community the City of Bucyrus has published our Tenant-Landlord Facts online to help you better understand your responsibilities and rights under the law. We hope that your will read it carefully and use it as a guide for better Tenant-Landlord relations.
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Zoning, Government,
Our new Interactive Zoning Map is now live. It features higher resolution tiles giving you a clearer image of the areas of interest. Also, there is a button at the top of each tile page that will download a high resolution image of the area. Finally, you also have the availability of downloading a full zoning map in .PDF format.
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MayorTransparency In City Government
Fellow Residents of Bucyrus:
Thursday was an historic day in Bucyrus. Transparency in local government is here to stay! I led the effort to open our city's finance to you the taxpayer by being one of the very first municipalities in the state to sign up for OhioCheckbook.com. I met with Ohio State Treasurer, Josh Mandel on September 24 in Columbus for the announcement. Just go to www.ohiocheckbook.com and click on the "Local Gov and Schools" tab in the upper right hand corner. Enter "Bucyrus" to view our city's checkbook and see how we spend your tax dollars.
Thanks to City Auditor Joyce Schifer for providing support to Treasurer Mandel's office during the implementation of the program. Joyce's support was critical in making Bucyrus a leader in government transparency.
Mayor Jeff Reser
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CommunityBucyrus Welcomes Congressman Jim Jordan
The City of Bucyrus is pleased to welcome Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio’s 4th district. Congressman Jordan will hold office hours at Bucyrus City hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Congressman Jordan is very interested in hearing your views on issues of importance to you.
The Congressman invites you to view his website for more information.
Strategically located in the heart of Ohio, Bucyrus is truly an All American community!
Boasting eight parks and safe neighborhoods, Bucyrus offers a higher quality of life for you and your family!
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500 S. Sandusky Ave.Contact Us
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
Phone: 419 562 6767
Fax: 419 562 4013
Email: admin@cityofbucyrusoh.us
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