Articles About Village government
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Village native Giardullo hired as project lead
Village native Elyse Giardullo, 31, was hired last month as the Village project lead — a new job housed in the Village offices, upstairs in the John Bryan Community Center.
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Village manager finalists announced
Four finalists are in the running to be the next Village manager. Read more about them.
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Village offers snow removal tips ahead of winter storm
With 5 to 8 inches of snow forecast for Yellow Springs on Saturday, the Village of Yellow Springs offered some tips on staying safe and helping with snow removal.
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Q&A forum scheduled for YSPD police chief candidates
The public is invited to attend an open forum featuring a question and answer session with all candidates for the position of Yellow Springs Chief of Police on Tuesday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers at the John Bryan Community Center.
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Village manager heading police department; replacement sought and investigation started
Village manager Patti Bates is currently overseeing the police department, with aims to appoint an interim police chief within the next week or two. Village officials are also starting an investigation into the events of New Year’s Eve.
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SIDEBAR: Yellow Springs Water Rate Hike
Vilage Council members agreed on a 15 percent increase in Village water rates.
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Cundiff is Sidney job finalist
At Village Council’s Nov. 7 meeting, Village Manager Mark Cundiff announced that he is a finalist for the job of city manager in Sidney, Ohio.
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Council approves re-organization
At their Oct. 3 meeting, Village Council unanimously gave final approval to a re-organization of the Village government administrative structure proposed by Village Manager Mark Cundiff two months ago.
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Tree trimming begins soon
Due to several recent power outages linked to downed limbs, tree-trimming around electrical lines will begin soon in the south end of town, with a focus on softwoods linked to the outages such as white pine and silver maple.
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Annual spring cleaning arrives
The annual spring clean-up week will be held May 9-13.
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