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proposed charter changes

City Council has passed an ordinance to put proposed amendments to the city charter on the November ballot. Read about the proposed changes here.

Council narrows field

Brunswick City Council has narrowed the search for the new City Manager to six finalists from more than fifty applications. 

The candidates will meet with City Council in executive session on Monday, August 9th.  After those interviews, three to four finalists will be selected for the next round of interviews which will include participation of members of the City administration, followed by a tour of the community with the Mayor.  A decision on scheduling a community meet and greet event has not been finalized as of yet. 

Please check the website for any additional updates. 

Skate park at Rec Center closed indefinitely

skate parkThe Brunswick Skate Park will be closed indefinitely, due to recent vandalism.  Crews are currently installing security fencing to close the venue.  More information is available in our official press release, issued July 20th. Click here to read the release.

Rec Center now hiring

Lifeguard/WSI position. More.

Lose (or find) a pet?

pet finderWe're now in the dog days of summer -- the cat days, too! With the nice weather, more and more pets are trying to escape their homes, and some are succeeding.

If you've lost or found a pet, Brunswick Area Television may be able to help you. Here's how to list your animal on our government channel and our website.

Choice business properties available

Looking for the right site for your retail store, office, or commercial or industrial operations?industrial park

The City of Brunswick offers a variety of plazas and out-lots for retail stores; professional and office multi-tenant space in desirable locations; and industrial parks and buildable commercial land. Check out our Available Properties page to find the ideal location for your business!

Board of Appeals looking to fill vacancy

clock towerThere is a vacant position on the Building Code Board of Appeals. Interested residents may contact Barb Ortiz at 330-273-8012 or bortiz@brunswick.oh.us.

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Talk about bad times. The mechanism in the clock tower at 303 & 42 is undergoing repair, so you might not want to set your watch by it.

New refuse rate goes into effect

Effective July 1, 2010 the standard refuse rate will be $53.40 a quarter ($17.80 a month for 3 months).

Brunswick Board of Ethics Special Meeting notices

This special meeting of the Board of Ethics will be held Monday, August 2, 2010 at 5:30 pm. The meeting is held in the Law Department conference room at Brunswick City Hall.

This special meeting of the Board of Ethics will be held Wednesday, August 4, 2010 at 5:30 pm. The meeting is held at Brunswick City Hall.

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