The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati invites you to a Westwood-Northern Bundle Community Meeting
Thursday, June 24, 2010
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Westwood Town Hall Recreation Center
(3017 Harrison Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45211)
MSD is currently designing a $14 million partial sewer separation project that will reduce combined sewer
overflows into nearby waterways. The project will affect neighborhoods roughly bounded by Westwood-Northern
Boulevard, North Bend Road, Harrison Avenue and Montana Avenue. At the community meeting, project team members
will be on hand to provide a project overview, explain the planning and design process, discuss anticipated
effects on project area residents and properties, and address your comments and questions.
Learn why combined sewer overflows happen
Find out how MSD is working to resolve the problem
Get details on the project planned for your neighborhood
Share your questions and comments with project team members
Council's Street Committee will hold a meeting on Tuesday, May 25th at 6:00pm. The topic of discussion will be speed control in the city. Feel free to browse from the following articles that will be discussed at the meeting:
The Cheviot Municipal Pool at Harvest Home Park will be open for the season on June 5, 2010. Hours of operation will be as follows:
Daily
Noon-8:00pm
The season membership fee schedule determined by the Cheviot Parks Committee is as follows:
Resident Family *
$125.00
Resident Couple
$90.00
Resident Adult (18 & over)
$60.00
Resident Youth (under 18)
$50.00
Non-Resident Family *¹
$200.00
Non-Resident Couple
$130.00
Non-Resident Adult (18 & over)
$90.00
Non-Resident Youth (under 18)
$70.00
*
Family memberships include parents and legal dependants under the age of 18 years. Family membership is for up to four (4) people. Additional family members who reside in the same residence are $10.00 per person.
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Only a limited number of Non-Resident Family memberships are available.
The daily admission rate is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for youths under 18 years of age. After 4:00pm, the admission rate is $3.00 for everyone. Season memberships may be purchased at Cheviot City Hall between 8:00am-3:45pm Monday through Friday from May 3rd until June 4th. Beginning June 5th, memberships may be purchased at the pool during pool hours. Also, Cheviot residents who join by May 28th will receive a discount for membership. For more information, call 661-2700 during normal business hours or send an email.
Dateline: April 13, 2009
The Cheviot Fieldhouse now has a new distinction. As of April 1, 2009, the fieldhouse, located at 3729 Robb Avenue, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A big thanks goes out to Safety-Service Director Steve Neal for his efforts in leading the campaign in this accomplishment. Donations to offset the cost of placing a historical marker on the site are being accepted. Contact Steve for more information.
Dateline: April 10, 2009
The Cheviot Police Department is starting a program to help keep residents better informed of what's happening in their neighborhood. Cheviot Police Chief David Voss said the program is called Crime Alert, and it's an e-mail based notification system.
When particular incidents are occurring in a neighborhood a Crime Alert e-mail will be sent out to those who subscribe informing the residents of what is happening, particularly if the police department is looking for a certain person or vehicle, and how the residents can protect themselves. The system will also accept incoming e-mails to the police department, allowing residents to send in information about incidents they feel need police attention or tips to help the police on cases they may be investigating.
Residents interested in receiving Crime Alert e-mails should subscribe here and choose "Subscribe to Crime Alert" as the subject. Residents are asked to include their home address in the e-mail to ensure they receive the proper notifications for their neighborhood.
A Crime Alert e-mail will only be sent out when specific events that the public should be aware of are occurring. There may be extended breaks between alerts if there are no incidents to report. All subscribers' e-mail addresses will be kept confidential and used only for the Crime Alert program.
Anyone who has questions can send an e-mail to the police department, or call 661-2917 to speak with Chief Voss or Sgt. Ed Taylor.
Also, a crime deterrent program was done in March by the Cincinnati Police Department and is now being endorsed by the Cheviot Police Department. It's called Theft From Autos. Download the informational brochure here(requires Adobe Reader) and see how you can avoid becoming a victim of a crime.
Dateline: November 13, 2008
The Cheviot Police Department now has a K-9 unit within the department. Thanks to donations and matching dollars from the National Association of Chiefs of Police, the department is able to fund the program. Charlie, pictured here with Officer Jeff Patton, has been trained by Police Dog Services in Germantown, Ohio and was certified on February 25th. Charlie is now on the streets of Cheviot. The department is still accepting donations to fund the K-9 program. As of 2/25/09, $35,000.00 has been raised for the program.
Dateline: September 28, 2008
Free help is available to people facing foreclosure. Click here for more information (requires Adobe Reader). Also, check out www.FactsForHomeowners.com. It has a lot of valuable information on it and provides a link to the new County Program - "HAMILTON COUNTY - KEEP YOUR HOME". And even more information can be found at the State of Ohio's new "Save The Dream" - Foreclosure Prevention Program".
Dateline: August 18, 2008
The American Legion Post 425 of Cheviot presented City of Cheviot part time firefighter-EMT James Stahley with the 2008 Firefighter of the year award.
Jim has been employed for the Cheviot Fire Department since 1/21/2000. He is also a long time member of the Ohio Army National Guard and has given over 20 years service to our country in active and reserve roles for the Navy and National Guard. Twice in the last few years Jim has been activated for active duty and most recently served a year in Iraq. After each deployment, Jim returns to his post here at Cheviot and takes up his duties serving our community. A well deserved award. Congratulations to Jim. Click here for more information.
Dateline: June 18, 2008
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners voted on May 28, 2008 to reinstate HIP which is the Hamilton County Home Improvement Program. The "HIP" loan allows homeowners in Hamilton County communities to borrow money to repair or remodel their homes or rental property at interest rates 3% below the lowest rate a bank would normally offer. Click here for more information.
Dateline: November 8, 2006
The Cheviot Fire Department has put together a Safety Sheet regarding Carbon Monoxide that every resident should download and print. Click here for this information (requires Adobe Reader).
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The Cheviot Municipal Pool at Harvest Home Park will be open for the season on June 5, 2010. Hours of operation will be as follows:
The Cheviot Fieldhouse now has a new distinction. As of April 1, 2009, the fieldhouse, located at 3729 Robb Avenue, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A big thanks goes out to Safety-Service Director Steve Neal for his efforts in leading the campaign in this accomplishment. Donations to offset the cost of placing a historical marker on the site are being accepted. Contact Steve for more information.
The Cheviot Police Department is starting a program to help keep residents better informed of what's happening in their neighborhood. Cheviot Police Chief David Voss said the program is called Crime Alert, and it's an e-mail based notification system.
The Cheviot Police Department now has a K-9 unit within the department. Thanks to donations and matching dollars from the National Association of Chiefs of Police, the department is able to fund the program. Charlie, pictured here with Officer Jeff Patton, has been trained by Police Dog Services in Germantown, Ohio and was certified on February 25th. Charlie is now on the streets of Cheviot. The department is still accepting donations to fund the K-9 program. As of 2/25/09, $35,000.00 has been raised for the program.