New ordinance to aid pedestrians this winter

City Council adopted Ordinance 77-11 (click here to see full document) that prohibits an individual from depositing snow and ice in any manner that would obstruct a road, crosswalk, sidewalk or fire hydrant. 

Turn in prescription drugs safely anytime

pillsThe Brunswick Police and Medway announce a new full time program which will accept unused prescription drugs.
Read more.

Town hall meeting on fracking is available on BAT

town hallOn Friday, January 20, citizens held an informational town hall meeting on the subject of hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, in Ohio, and BAT was there to record the meeting.

City police reports go online

The Brunswick Division of Police has launched a web page which allows visitors to research its incident and accident reports. The page contains a search engine that enables a search by the report number (if known), by the report date, by the street name, or by the last name of persons involved.

It will take approximately one week for reports to show up in a search, and only the front page summary of the report will be available. Pending investigations will not be put online.

Though people may continue to obtain information from the Division of Police via written requests, Police staff hope that more people will be able to obtain the information they desire by using the online search system. The Police Reports page is available here or via the Police section of the website.

Ticket deadline for Daddy/Daughter Dance is Feb. 12

The popular annual event returns February 18 from 7-10 pm at Diamond Event Center...but you must order tickets soon! More.


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Seniors: new menu items on the Rec Center pages

To freshen up the Rec Center portion of the website for 2012, we've made some slight changes to the way we list Senior Activities.

There's also a new button for Trips and Travel.

Learn more here.


plowUh-oh -- snow!

If you need to hire a plowing service, click on the menu above: Fast Find > Snow plow operators.


Learn about the newest businesses in Brunswick

Visit Economic Development's page to see who's opening!


Position opening at Rec

Aerobics instructor. Click here for details.

New City Manager newsletter is online

City Manager/Safety Director Jim Lukas addresses snow plowing, taxes, prescription drug assistance, road resurfacing and signalization, and a number of other important issues in the January edition of the City Manager's newsletter.

Please help clear the way!

For the safety of pedestrians, The City of Brunswick is requesting business owners and homeowners, especially those on main and secondary streets to keep their sidewalks clear.  Many pedestrians are being forced to walk in the roadway, which is extremely dangerous during bad weather. 

Additionally, please keep fire hydrants in front of your home or business free of snow buildup to assist locating them in an emergency situation…the property saved may be your own!

Opening: Brunswick Community Development Corporation

Applicant must be a business owner or resident in the City. A financial or business background is suggested. Interested parties should contact Barb Ortiz at 330-558-6845 or bortiz@brunswick.oh.us.

New Storm Water fee starts in 2012

Beginning January 1, 2012 the City is including a stormwater fee on your refuse bill. The amount will be $4.95/ERU per month as determined by Chapter 1050 of the City's Codified Ordinances. Businesses, schools and churches will receive a new, separate billing for the fee. More information can be found in the official press release or by visiting the Storm Water section of this website.

RV registration can be done online

The City has made it quick and easy for you to register your recreational vehicle.

Tell us about your flooding problems

The City has new information on the website about dealing with wet weather flooding problems, including info, a video, and an online survey. Details.

The road levy didn't pass; now we want to know why

We'd like to hear from you. Please take the survey.

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