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The
City of Bellbrook was settled in 1816 and was named
for one of its founders, Stephen Bell. The City
first attained a population of over 5,000 in 1970
when Bellbrook annexed a large part of western
Sugarcreek Township. This led to official city
status in 1974. The current census numbers residents
at just over 7,000 today. Bellbrook is unique
because it provides a full range of services without
a local income tax, being one of about 5 of Ohio’s
over 250 cities without an income tax. |
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City
Council |
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Next Council Meeting
September 13, 2010
6:00 PM - Workshop Session
7:00 PM - Regular Meeting
After Regular Meeting - Executive Session
Ordinance 2010-7 Draft
Ordinance 2010-7 allows
beekeeping with certain regulations
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Click Here
for the Council Page
Click Here
for the Meeting Schedule page. |
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Council meetings broadcasted LIVE by
Bellbrook TV on Time Warner Cable Channel 5
Re-runs continue the
following week at 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 7:00 PM and
Midnight each day.
Click Here
to go to the Bellbrook TV page. |
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Read our
most recent City Newsletter
August 2010
Click Here
for Archived Newsletters |
Click Here to Email the City Manager |
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News & Updates |
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Surplus Property Auction
The City is auctioning a
car
that may be of interest to you for purchase.
Click on the GovDeals logo to the right to go to our
listing of items. Or go to the
Surplus Property Auction
page for more information.
The auction is open from
August 30 to September 14. |
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The Bellbrook Beautification Committee has made
their selections for the 2010 annual Beautification Awards. For many years,
volunteers from the community have taken part in
honoring homeowners with properties that are well
maintained and stand out from the rest. Ten homes
and several businesses are chosen each year to
receive the awards. A home or business may only win
an award once every five years.
For more information and
a list of the 2010 winners, go to the
Bellbrook Beautification Awards page. |
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Fire Department Open House
Come visit the Bellbrook
Fire Department as they hold an Open House for the
Community! Bring the family out to meet the
Firefighters and Paramedics, tour the Fire Station
and learn about the Department.
Where: Fire Station #2,
4254 W Franklin St, Bellbrook
When: Tuesday October
5th, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
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During the week of
October 3rd - 9th, the Bellbrook Fire Department
will be teaching fire prevention and safety to
school students. Also, plan on attending our
Department Open House on Tuesday October 5th! |
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Halloween
Trick-or-Treat
Night 2010
Date: Saturday, October 30th
Time: 6:00 - 8:00
PM |
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Emerald Ash Borer Update
New information is
available concerning the Emerald Ash Borer.
You can see where the Borer has been found as well
as what you can do to help.
Visit the
Emerald Ash Borer page for more information. |
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Waynesville Road Closure
The
Greene County Engineer will be replacing a bridge on
Waynesville Road south of the City limits. The
project is expected to start in the next few months.
Waynesville Road will be closed during the project. |
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You can now follow the
Bellbrook Police Department on Facebook and Twitter! |
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Click on the logo or go
to
www.facebook.com
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Click on the logo or go
to
www.twitter.com
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Volunteers Needed
for River Clean-up Day
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Sponsored by Sugarcreek Township River Keepers
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When: Saturday,
October 2nd
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Where: Community
Center, 2751 Washington Mill Rd
Registration:
Call (937) 848-3535 to register by September 24th
Cookout/Potluck to
follow from 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Click here to download flyer for more
information |
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Looking for a Meeting Space?
Use our Community Room!
The Municipal Building
(at 15 E Franklin St) has a meeting room for use by
residents and local organizations. The
Community Room fits about 30 people and has tables
and chairs. Food is discouraged from being
brought into the room. The room is not to be
used for business or for-profit organizations.
You may reserve the
Community Room for one time use or on a recurring
basis by calling the Administrative Office at
848-4666. |
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 Visitors
Since 9/2/10 |
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Updated
09/02/10 |
