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City Seeks Candidates for Parks & Recreation Board
Gahanna City Council announced that they are now accepting letters of interest for volunteer service on its Parks & Recreation Board. A vacancy has occurred for a term that will expire December 31, 2013. |
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Uni-Directional Hydrant Flushing
Gahanna is continuing another year of uni-directional waterline flushing. This is a systematic and controlled procedure that cleans the pipes of the water distribution system. Removal of sediment and stale water maintain the quality and efficiency of the waterlines. Uni-directional flushing is a preventative maintenance technique endorsed and encouraged by the Ohio EPA. |
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Your Money At Work
The City of Gahanna is committed to keeping communication lines open with residents. In our continuing efforts to provide timely and factual information, we have created this guide to help you understand how the City’s finances are structured. |
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Street Paving 25-Year Outlook
The City of Gahanna Service Department has completed its annual evaluation of the pavement condition of city streets. Based on this assessment a 25-year outlook for street paving was generated. |
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Master Plan Paying Off: Trails are Connecting Gahanna
The City of Gahanna Department of Parks & Recreation Director, Tony Collins, updated City Council on the progress towards connecting trails and bikeways throughout Gahanna, including the Big Walnut Trail, at Monday’s weekly meeting. The design and construction of multipurpose trails is a fundamental piece of the City's Five Year Capital Plan. |
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Gahanna Police Promotions
Director of Public Safety, Robert O.E. Keyes, conducted a promotional ceremony during Monday evening’s regular meeting of Gahanna’s City Council. The two newly promoted sergeants, Ernest Choung and Benjamin Roush, will replace two retiring sergeants, Monty McCormick and James Graham. |
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Influenza Preparedness
The increase in influenza cases in Franklin County has given the City of Gahanna another concern for the health, safety and welfare of its residents. |
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