City of Bucyrus

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Public Notice:

 

Public Notice:

The bulk water fill station at the Bucyrus Water Treatment Plant will be closed on Wednesday, Sep 22, 2021 for maintenance. The fill station will reopen the following day.

NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

City of Bucyrus

Vacant Structure Demolitions

Bids for the demolition of residential structures in the City of Bucyrus will be received by the City of Bucyrus, Attn: Alyssa Graboski, 500 South Sandusky Ave., Bucyrus, Ohio 44820, until 4:00 p.m. local time, on TUESDAY, August 31st, 2021, at which time, the project will be awarded to the lowest and best bid.

The proposed project is the demolition of 331 Blicke Street, Bucyrus, OH 44820. 

An asbestos survey has been completed.  All asbestos remediation has been completed.

All demolition must conform to the City of Bucyrus demolition ordinances.  For more information, contact the City of Bucyrus Zoning Department, Landyn Hill, at 419.562.6767 ext. 226. 

The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.

THE CITY OF BUCYRUS, STATE OF OHIO

By Jeffrey A. Wagner, 

Public Service-Safety Director

  • Garbage Collection Schedule

    Utilities

    Labor Day Holiday; Offices Closed

    Monday, September 6th: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on Tuesday, September 7th.

    Veterans Day; Offices Closed

    Thursday, November 11th: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on Friday, November 12th.

    Thanksgiving Holiday; Offices Closed Thursday and Friday

    Thursday, November 25th: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on WEDNESDAY, November 24th.

    Friday, November 26th: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on Monday, November 29th.

    Christmas Holiday; Offices Closed Friday

    Friday, December 24th: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on Monday, December 27th.

    New Years Day; Offices Closed Friday

    Friday, December 31st: No collection. Garbage will be picked up on Monday, January 3, 2022.

     

  • Bucyrus Natural Gas Aggregation Program

    Utilities

     

    Dear Customer,
    In November 2013 City of Bucyrus voters authorized the creation of a natural gas aggregation program. Your community has selected Constellation New Energy-Gas Division LLC (Constellation as the program supplier. Current our fixed rate is $0.436 per Ccf for the term ending November 2021.

    In December 2021 the new natural gas rate will go down to $0.392 until December 2023. Rate change alert
    Price as of August 27, 2021 through September 27, 2021
    Below is the standard choice offer (SCO) for residential Columbia Gas of Ohio customers. This price can be used with the comparison chart on Energy Choice Ohio to help you find the best deal for you.

    Columbia's standard choice offer is $0.60700
    per ccf

    For more information, please contact Robin Townsend with Aspen Energy at 614-884-5300 x 207.

    You’re Automatically Enrolled
    As an eligible City of Bucyrus residential or small business customer, you are automatically enrolled unless
    you decide to opt-out. To learn more about the program, please DOWNLOAD MORE INFORMATION

    How To Opt-Out
    You don’t need to do anything to get this new rate; however, if you

    1. Mail: Return the form below in the pre-addressed
    stamped envelope
    2. Phone: Call Constellation at 855-713-4486
    3. Web: Visit www.constellation.com/
    oh-bucyrus


     

  • CONTROL MOSQUITOES AT YOUR PROPERTY

    Service

    READ MORE CDC GUIDELINES

    Control mosquitoes outside your home

    • Remove standing water where mosquitoes could lay eggs
    • Once a week, empty and scrub, turn over, cover, or throw out any items that hold water like tires, buckets, planters, toys, pools, birdbaths, flowerpot saucers, or trash containers. Mosquitoes lay eggs near water.
    • Tightly cover water storage containers (buckets, cisterns, rain barrels) so that mosquitoes cannot get inside to lay eggs.
    • For containers without lids, use wire mesh with holes smaller than an adult mosquito.
    • Use larvicides to treat large containers of water that will not be used for drinking and cannot be covered or dumped out.
    • If you have a septic tank, repair cracks or gaps. Cover open vent or plumbing pipes. Use wire mesh with holes smaller than an adult mosquito.

    Kill mosquitoes outside your home


    • Use an outdoor insect spray made to kill mosquitoes in areas where they rest.
    • Mosquitoes rest in dark, humid areas like under patio furniture, or under the carport or garage. When using insecticides, always follow label instructions.

    Control mosquitoes inside your home

    • Keep mosquitoes out
      Install or repair and use window and door screens. Do not leave doors propped open.
    • Use air conditioning when possible.

    Kill mosquitoes inside your home

    • Use an indoor insect fogger or indoor insect spray to kill mosquitoes and treat areas where they rest. These products work immediately, and may need to be reapplied. When using insecticides, always follow label directions. Only using insecticide will not keep your home free of mosquitoes.
    • Mosquitoes rest in dark, humid places like under the sink, in closets, under furniture, or in the laundry room.


     

  • Boom mower on a tractor mowing a ditch

    Street Closure Information

    Streets

    None to report.

  • Income Tax News

    Income Tax

    Taxpayers will be able to pay their taxes by credit card, debit card or echeck in person, online or by phone through the GovPayNow system. There is a fee for using this system and the taxpayer will know the cost prior to submitting payment. Payments of $40.00 or less will cost $1.00, any payment over $40.00 will be charged at 2.25%. The fee for an echeck is $1.00 regardless of the amount. The online services will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    The links for this system will be on the City’s website and information is available in the City Income Tax Office or at www.GovPayNow.com or by calling 1-888-604-7888. While tax payments can be made online, tax returns will need to be mailed or submitted in person in the tax office.

    Joyce M. Schifer City Auditor/Income Tax Administrator


  • 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.

    Location Map



  • Public Notice of NPDES permits or modification

    Click on the link below to download a copy of the Public Notice regarding National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permits or modifications. This application is for the renewal of the existing NPDES permit for the WWTP at Morton Subdivision.

    DOWNLOAD THE PUBLIC NOTICE



  • Bucyrus Schines Art Park photo by John S. Rostash

    Is your house in need of repair?

    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

     

  • Bucyrus_Brick_Sewer

    PUBLIC NOTICE

    Government

    COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW NOTIFICATION

     

  • BUCYRUS HYDRANT FLUSHING PROGRAM

    By Bucyrus Utility Department

    The City of Bucyrus Water Department will begin their annual flushing of fire hydrants on Monday July 5, 2021 Flushing will continue Monday – Friday thru September

    Discolored water may be temporarily present in homes and businesses following hydrant flushing. Please be advised to flush cold water through a faucet until it runs clear.

    If you have further questions or concerns, please call the City of Bucyrus Utility Office at 419-562-6767 option 2 during weekday business hours.

     

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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    Sign up for Bucyrus and Crawford Alerts

    Community, Government

    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

  • fire buring in a fire ring

    Know Ohio's open burning regulations

    Fire, Property Maintenance, Safety

    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.

  • Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan

    Bucyrus Welcomes Congressman Jim Jordan

    Community

    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.
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
Phone: 419 562 6767
Fax: 419 562 4013
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