City Hall • 120 West Loveland Avenue, Loveland, OH 45140 • lovelandoh.gov • 513-683-0150
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Thanksgiving: A friendly reminder that City Hall will be closed Nov. 25 and 26 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Light Up Loveland: The city's annual holiday decoration contest is back! Nominate a home or business (or yourself). The nomination period is Nov. 22-Dec. 12. Nominations will be narrowed down to finalists. The finalists' photos will be uploaded to a Facebook Group, and the public will be invited to pick their favorites. Click here for all details.
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Community Christmas Tree Lighting: This is a new holiday tradition! Join the fun Saturday, Dec. 4 from 4-8 p.m. at Jackson Street Market along the Bike Trail (near Trailside Provisions). A special tree will be decorated and come aglow! Activities including arts, crafts, photo ops, visits with elves, food trucks, and more will take place. Oh, and did we mention there will be fireworks?! Learn more.
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Christmas in Loveland: Save the date for Saturday, Dec. 18. The city will post event details here as they are shared.
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Seeking Citizens to Fill Committees
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Ever wanted to join a Board, Commission, or Committee for the city? Applications are currently being accepted through Friday, Dec. 3. Interested individuals must live, work, or own their own business in the City of Loveland, or demonstrate some other significant tie or contribution to the City of Loveland. Click here to access the application and see the list of committees seeking new members.
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Loveland Citizens Police Academy
By Lt. Amy Campbell
One rid e along, and I was hooked! It was the early 90s and, while in high school, I was given the opportunity to ride with a police officer on a shift. I had no previous knowledge of law enforcement or any contact with police officers other than receiving one of those pesky traffic tickets. The ride along changed my life and my career path.
Thirty years later (yikes!), I am honored to participate in a program that allows the same behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement and who the men and women of the Loveland Police Department really are. The Loveland Citizens Police Academy started in 1998 with a vision of creating positive connections between police officers and our town’s residents and business partners. It was a non-conventional way to put someone in the shoes of a profession that very few experience...
Read more about Lt. Campbell's experience and the 2021 LCPA graduates!
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Reminder: Basketball Hoops
A friendly reminder from Public Works: Please remove basketball hoops from sidewalks, cul-de-sacs, the end of your driveway, etc. In many neighborhoods, basketball hoops are making it difficult for our leaf/brush crews to navigate the route and make turns. Also, colder weather is coming...We don't want to damage your hoops with snow plows this winter! Thank you for your cooperation.
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Smoke Alarm Check-Up
The Loveland-Symmes Fire Department reminds residents to check their smoke alarms. If you are unable or unsure how to test your smoke detectors, LSFD will come to your home and perform a test, inspect their location, and/or replace defective batteries and detectors. If interested, please submit your information via the Fire Prevention Request Form.
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Community Engagement Event
Date: Monday, Dec. 13
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Location: Oasis Turf & Tree, 897 Loveland-Madeira Road
Topic: Review the draft of city's Comprehensive Master Development Plan to guide use of vacant land, connecting Loveland-Madeira Road to Downtown, addressing housing needs, enhancing outdoor recreation & more
The community is invited to attend this open-house style event! Feedback is encouraged, and attendees will be asked to complete a survey. Learn more.
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Project Updates
Miamiview Culvert Replacement: New footers and a new box culvert were installed. The project continues to move along with little disruption to residents. Click here for more info.
Annual Road Paving: Crews completed milling and paving of State Route 48 in early November. Founder's Drive is next on the list, and crews still have to finish pavement markings on some streets. Click here for the list of all streets included on the 2021 schedule.
Main & Chestnut Project: A large infrastructure project involving Main, South Wall, and Chestnut Streets began Oct. 4. Water service transfer and water meter replacement work began this month. Click here to read more about the total project.
Loveland Heights Water Main Valve Installation: This is the second of a two-phase project to replace all of the non-functioning water valves in the Loveland Heights. The total cost of the project is $74,000 with the entire amount being covered through a Community Development Block Grant. Supply issues have delayed the project, but the contractor began Nov. 15.
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Community Spotlight
The Community Spotlight feature highlights Loveland businesses and residents. This month we are featuring Plaid Room Records.
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Did you know Loveland is home to one of the region’s largest record shops AND an international record label? Learn about family owned Plaid Room Records.
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Ask Loveland: Door-to-Door Soliciting
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Door-to-Door Soliciting
Is door-to-door soliciting allowed in the City of Loveland? This is a common question we hear at City Hall. Watch our video for the basics on how businesses apply for soliciting permits and how residents can apply for the city's "No Soliciting" list.
Have a question about a city service or program? Ask city staff! Email your question to askloveland@lovelandoh.gov.
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City Calendars
For a list of upcoming City Council and committee meetings, click here.
For a list of upcoming concerts and events, click here.
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