Summer Park Events - Riverside · the event. We collected 484 tires and filled 20 roll off...
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Summer 2017 Summer Park Events The City of Riverside will be hosng an event at each of our 4 parks this summer! All Residents are welcome and admission is free. Jam with us during Music at the Park at Shellabarger Park on June 23 from 6-9 pm. The band “5” will be performing and there will be free popcorn and drinks. Addional food and beverages can be pur- chased from food trucks. On July 15 from 10m-2pm bring the whole family to the Family Fun Fesval at Community Park! There will be inflatables, face painng and “Touch a Truck”. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. The City of Riverside will hold a community wide yard sale this year. Save the dates of August 4-6, 2017. No permit will be required for this communi- ty event, but you must sll follow the requirements of the City’s applicable Ordinances. If you are par- cipang, please let us know via email at cityman- ager@riverside. oh.us or phone at 937-233-1801. We’ll publish a list of parcipants on the City’s web- site at www. riverside. oh.us and on the City of Riv- erside Facebook page. Cizens are an integral part in the Code Enforcement process. The most efficient and effecve method for the Code Enforcement Officer to accomplish resoluon of any situaon is to enlist the cooperaon of the cizens. To report a violaon or concern please call (937) 233-1801 or [email protected]. What is summer without a picnic? Grab a blanket and join us at the Community Picnic at Drennan Park on August 12 from 12-2 pm! There will be free hotdogs, chips and boled water. What other great way to end summer, than with a Movie in the Park! August 26th at 8:30pm we will be playing a family movie with free popcorn and drinks! More informaon can be found at riverside.oh.us.
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Summer 2017
Summer Park Events
The City of Riverside will be hosting an event at each of our 4 parks this summer! All Residents are welcome and admission is free.
Jam with us during Music at the Park at Shellabarger Park on June 23 from 6-9 pm. The band “5” will be performing and there will be free popcorn and drinks. Additional food and beverages can be pur-chased from food trucks.
On July 15 from 10m-2pm bring the whole family to the Family Fun Festival at Community Park! There will be inflatables, face painting and “Touch a Truck”. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
The City of Riverside will hold a community wide yard sale this year. Save the dates of August 4-6, 2017. No permit will be required for this communi-ty event, but you must still follow the requirements of the City’s applicable Ordinances. If you are par-ticipating, please let us know via email at cityman-ager@riverside. oh.us or phone at 937-233-1801. We’ll publish a list of participants on the City’s web-site at www. riverside. oh.us and on the City of Riv-erside Face book page.
Citizens are an integral part in the Code Enforcement process. The most efficient and effective method for the Code Enforcement Officer to accomplish resolution of any situation is to enlist the cooperation of the citizens. To report a violation or concern please call (937) 233-1801 or [email protected].
What is summer without a picnic? Grab a blanket and join us at the Community Picnic at Drennan Park on August 12 from 12-2 pm! There will be free hotdogs, chips and bottled water.
What other great way to end summer, than with a Movie in the Park! August 26th at 8:30pm we will be playing a family movie with free popcorn and drinks!More information can be found at riverside.oh.us.
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Riverside Senior Citizens
News From the Fire DepartmentNew Employees and Promotions
The Traditional “Pushing In” Ceremony to dedicate the new Engine 5 on April 29, 2017.
Fire Chief Daniel Stitzel with award recipients for recognition of sig-nificant contributions to the Fire Department and the Community.
From left to right: Volunteer EMT Austin Troya, Lieutenant Brett Wenzler, Fire Chief Dan Stitzel, Part time Firefighter/ EMT Wyatt Myers, Part time Firefighter/Paramedic Corey Gebhart.
We have some exciting things going on in the next few months. Plans are in progress to expand our programs to include card games and tournaments and possibly board games, which would be held on the same dates and times as bingo - currently on the 1st and 3rd
Recreational Fires
The Ohio Revised Code and the Ohio EPA have set regulations regarding recreational fires. A recreational fire is used for the pur-pose of cooking food for human consump-tion, pleasure, warmth, or recreational purposes. Please, only use well-seasoned fire wood; the burning of yard debris and trash is strictly prohib-ited. The maximum pit or fire ring diameter is 3 feet by 3 feet, and the fire can be no greater than 2 feet in height. It is also important to keep in mind that the fire should be at least 25 feet from com-bustible materials and structures, with a fire extinguisher, working garden hose, or buckets of water provided at the site.
Congratulations on your promotion to Lieutenant Brett Wenzler!
Congratulations on your promotion to Full-time Firefighter, Jason Evans!
Congratulations on your promotion to Major Matthew Sturgeon!
Welcome Economic Development SpecialistLori Minnich!
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The next Community Clean-Up Day will be September 23, 2017.Location information will be announced at a later time.
• Please call Republic Services 1-800-543-1339 for bulk pick up. For the personal safety of Republic Service Employees, it is required to have all furniture wrapped in plastic. • You are required to obtain a permit before any construction work is performed. (Fence installation, driveway, decks, sheds, etc)
Please remember that trash cans cannot be placed on the curb more than 24 hours before or after your trash collection day and bulk pick up waste cannot be placed on the curb more than 48 hours before your pick up day. All trash and recycle bins must be stored behind the front line of the home or in an enclosed building.
Grass cutting season is upon us again. Proper disposal of yard waste is tremendously important to prevent water pollution problems. It is unacceptable to place any waste, be it yard or other waste materi-als on the street, in drainage ditches or catch basins. Clippings may be disposed of with your regular trash. The City of Riverside re-quires that all grass clippings be placed in either containers or bags for regular garbage pickup.
Friendly Reminders
Trash Can Placement
Proper Disposal of Yard Waste
Riverside Volunteer Dinner
Spring Community Clean Up
Numerous volunteers helped with making this event a success in-cluding, City Staff, City Council, Riverside Jaycees, Riverside Citizens, Hope For Riverside, Stebbins JROTC, Stebbins Students, Flight Lline Coffee, and Riverside Chamber of Commerce.
On March 23, 2017, the City held an appreciation dinner for those who have volunteered. The guest speaker was re-tired commander of the 88th Wing of WPAFB and now the President Elect of MVMAA, Cassie Barlow, who received the Key to the City from Mayor Flaute and colors were presented by our own Stebbins HS JROTC.
On Saturday April 22, 2017, the Planning and Program Management Department sponsored a Community Clean-Up Day at Rohrer Park. During this free event, residents were able to bring unwanted house-hold items such as trash, furniture, tires, mattresses, etc. to be dis-posed of. The event was a great success; 353 Vehicles participated in the event. We collected 484 tires and filled 20 roll off dumpsters that totaled 83,420 pounds of trash! Montgomery County Environmen-tal Services sponsored a Household Hazardous Waste collection and were able to collect/remove 18,502 pounds of household hazardous waste from the City of Riverside.
Wednesday and the 4th Monday of each month. Classes in painting and ceramics are also being considered. Luncheons at restaurants and cafes, day trips and overnight trips are being planned in our lo-cal area. All these ideas are wonderful but we need all of our current members as well as new ones to make our club a successful endeavor for our Riverside Seniors.
Plans for June include an interesting and in-formative tour of the Woodland Cemetery in Dayton. The entertainment for our carry-in is still pending. We will be traveling to Melody’s in New Carlisle for our dine out, details about transportation will be announced later. Come join us for good food, fellowship and celebra-tion of the first day of summer.
July brings summer and an Americana theme for our carry-in. We will be heading to MCL Cafeteria for our dine out. The Seniors will, also, be touring the VA.Our meeting and carry-in is held on the 1st Monday of each month at 10am in the administrative building of Overlook Homes, bingo and cards on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday and the 4th Monday of each month at 10 am and dine out on the 3rd Wednesday. For more infor-mation contact Mary Kay Walters (937) 253-5443 or Carolyn Lewis (937) 253-1029. You can also see pictures of some of our previous activities on the Riverside Chamber of Commerce Facebook page.Our club is growing and as it grows we will be able to add more inter-esting and exciting events to our calendar, but we need YOU to join and help make our dreams a reality.
Riverside Senior Citizens (cont.)
Stebbins Jazz Band entertaining the Riverside Seniors at their monthly meeting on May 8, 2017.
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Important NumbersEMERGENCY...............................9-1-1(Fire and Police)Non-Emergency.................233-2080(Fire and Police) Administrative Offices.........233-1801(Fax:237-5965 / Police Fax: 233-6213)Area Two Court (Huber Hts)....496-7231
Waste Collection/Bulk Pick up.........(Republic Services).....1-800-543-1339Water/Sewer...................781-2688 DP&L................................331-3900(To report an outage: 1-877-468-8243)Mont. Co. Animal Control......898-4457
Calendar
City Council Meetings6pm Work Session/7pm Council MeetingJune 1, 16; July 6, 20; Aug 3, 17
Tax Board of Appeals / 6pmJune 13; July 11; Aug 8
Planning Commission Meeting / 6:30pmJune 19; July 17; Aug 21
Parks and Recreation CommissionMeeting / 6pmJune 28; July 26; Aug 23
Board of Zoning Appeals / 7pmJune 27; July 25 ; Aug 22
Health and Safety CommissionMeeting / 7pmJune 14; July 12; Aug 9
Eintracht Community Open HouseJune 10; 1:00pm – 4:00 pm2707 Old Troy Pike Music in the ParkJune 23; 6pm-9pmShellabarger Park Family Fun FestivalJuly 15; 10am-2pmCommunity Park
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Community Update
City Administration
City ManagerMark Carpentercitymanager @riverside.oh.us
Assistant City ManagerChris Lohrclohr @riverside.oh.us
Director of FinanceTom [email protected]
Director of Economic DevelopmentRobert [email protected]
Director of Planning andProgram ManagementBrock [email protected]
Director of Public ServicesMitch [email protected]
Fire ChiefDaniel [email protected]
Chief of PoliceFrank [email protected]
Elected Officials
MayorWilliam R. [email protected]
Council MembersKenneth W. [email protected]
Mike [email protected]
Steven C. [email protected]
Sara [email protected]
Shirley [email protected]
Michael [email protected]
Picnic in the ParkAugust 12; 12pm-2pmDrennan Park Movie in the ParkAugust 26; 8:00 pmRohrer Park
