The Euclid Police Department advises Ohio residents to prepare for severe winter weather, including heavy snow and sub-zero wind chills, by stocking essentials and staying indoors.

Strongsville, Ohio, is rationing its road salt supply due to a shortage, leading to untreated snowy and slick subdivision streets, although main roads will be salted at key intersections.

The City of Fairview Park warns of upcoming cold weather and gives residents tips to protect their plumbing, such as keeping cabinet doors open and running water to prevent pipes from freezing.

The Chardon Fire Dept. in Ohio playfully stops Pokémon card donations after an overwhelming response to help a local family, urging direct Venmo donations and raffle participation instead.

Cleveland Heights announces a butterfly-focused event featuring citizen scientist Mary Lynn Delfino, aiming to educate on local butterflies and promote sustainable habitats.

The Kirtland Fire Department thanks the community for a record year of aluminum can collections, benefiting the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children program, and highlights the new collection shed built by the Road Department.

Cuyahoga Job and Family Services reminds benefit applicants to submit the correct documents and adhere to deadlines, offering a Verification Checklist and online help.

An Ohio police department, North Olmsted PD, is using a direct social media post to recruit officers who feel undervalued, promising respect for their experience and competitive benefits.

South Euclid, Ohio, has opened warming centers for residents during the cold season, with the Community Center open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. and City Hall 24 hours from Tuesdays 8 A.M. to Wednesdays 8 A.M.

Barberton Parks and Rec is hosting an early Valentine's Sweetheart Dance for kids aged 4-10 on Feb 5, needing at least 10 couples to register by Jan 30.

Lorain firefighters are hosting a Levy Fundraiser with a chicken dinner on Feb 21 at the Italian American Veterans Post to support fire department initiatives. Tickets are $20.

The Kirtland Fire Department promotes their part in ACBC, a recycling program aiding burn-injured children, and celebrates a record year of donations. They also mention a new shed built for collecting cans.

The City of Euclid is seeking volunteers for its Landmark Commission to preserve local historical sites; applicants must attend quarterly meetings and have lived in Euclid for over five years.