UPDATE: Overnight full closures of slip ramp scheduled
The ramp will be closed for three nights.
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MMHA to open up housing waiting list
The Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority will accept applications for future openings in its Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program.
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UPDATE: Hadcock project ahead of schedule
However, expect continued traffic delays.
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Leaf pickup to change this year
A new method should make leaf pickup more efficient.
read moreRoad work
- Slip ramp: Overnight ramp closures are scheduled. See the newsblog article on this page for details.
- Judita Drive: Work begins Sept. 30 (or Oct. 3 if weather does not cooperate). Work will be performed from addresses #258 to #283. Local northbound traffic will be maintained. Southbound traffic should use Magnolia, Autumn and Beverly Hills. The project should last three to four weeks.
- Fox Drive: Fox Drive culvert replacement is tentatively slated to begin the week of Sept. 26. The road will be closed north of 1442 Fox Drive. Past that point drivers will need to enter via W. 130th and Michael. Exact date of closure TBA.
- Hadcock Road: Hadcock Road is under construction. See the newsblog article on this page for details.
Announcements
Councilman Nick Hanek will host a Ward 2 meeting on Oct. 3.
- The Police and Fire Departments are holding an Open House on Oct. 6.
- Fall’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection event will be on Oct. 8.
- The MCBDD is holding a paper shredding event on Oct. 8.
- City Hall will be closed for Columbus Day, but the Council meeting that evening will still be held.
- Employers should note the City’s change in the quarterly tax remittance due date.
- Halloween trick-or-treating will be on Oct. 31.
- The Rec Center will host a Mommy/Son dance in November.
- The City’s annual snow plow list will be published the first week of October.
- See the City’s Facebook page to find out how to help the Marching Blue Devils advance to the semi final round of the Marching Band contest.
Public hearings
- Brunswick Beverage Center
(contact Pam Plavecski for a copy of the agenda)
Legal advertisements
- None at this time.
Position openings
City Manager/ Safety DirectorUpcoming events
ABOUT BRUNSWICK
Brunswick is the largest city in Medina County, yet it still has that small town feel. With convenient highway access to Cleveland and Akron, Brunswick is a popular destination for prospective homeowners and businesses.
Population: 34,364 ⋅ Median household income: $62,022 ⋅ Mean household income: $70,679
(2010 US Census Bureau statistics)
ABOUT BRUNSWICK
Brunswick is the largest city in Medina County, yet it still has that small town feel. With convenient highway access to Cleveland and Akron, Brunswick is a popular destination for prospective homeowners and businesses.
Population: 34,364 ⋅ Median household income: $62,022 ⋅ Mean household income: $70,679
(2010 US Census Bureau statistics)