Lancaster has introduced a new online feature to facilitate easier access to city services. Residents can create accounts for streamlined interactions and Facebook integration for convenience.

The Reynoldsburg Police are hosting a meet-and-greet to connect with the Bhutanese-Nepali community. The event will feature tours and dialogues to build trust. A community liaison advocate will help explain police roles.

Lancaster, Ohio, integrates CivicPlus, a cloud-based system, to enhance park management and improve resident interactions with recreational services.

Upper Arlington's podcast features Bob White Senior discussing his real estate career and views on luxury cars.

Lancaster, Ohio, has launched a 311 CRM system to facilitate communication between residents and the government. The system enables efficient reporting and handling of non-emergency issues.

The ODNR encourages boaters to take a safety course before the boating season, with mandatory education for some operators and various course options available.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office was celebrated for community involvement at the United Way Awards, highlighting contributions and Corporal Tiffany Hedrick's accolade for campaign coordination.

Westerville City Schools is cutting over 30 positions due to a budget shortfall following a failed levy. The cuts will affect administrative, instructional, and support staff, with some positions eliminated through retirements and resignations.

The State of Our City event in Gahanna on March 27 promises updates from city leaders and encourages civic engagement. It will be held at The Menlo. RSVP by March 20.

Columbus City Schools PE teachers received soccer training from Columbus Crew to enhance PE classes, supported by the "Soccer in Schools" initiative to foster a love for the sport.

Dublin official Paul Hammersmith was honored with the APWA's Clyde Seidle Public Works Servant Leader Award for outstanding service and leadership.

Upper Arlington invites local artists to submit T-shirt designs for the 2025 UA Farmers Market. The winner will receive $500 and have their design featured on market merchandise.

The City of Marion has announced its 2025 curbside yard waste collection schedule, highlighting weekly pickups, participation guidelines, and a three-bag/bundle limit.