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April 1, 2020
To Village residents,
It has come to our attention there are juveniles hanging out in the Village in groups.
While we understand young people still want to spend time with friends, during this crisis we must obey the Stay-at-Home order from our state government. It is simply not an option - it is an order.
If it is a first offense, juveniles seen out in groups will be stopped and advised of the “Stay-at-Home” order. The order reads as follows: "stay at home” and includes “prohibiting all public and private gatherings”. Not cooperating will result in being charged with not obeying the order.
We are asking parents for help in ensuring your children are staying at home during this pandemic. We appreciate your help during these very difficult times. Let’s look out for our
neighbors and friends and be successful at keeping our community safe.
Finally, we would like to add this order is intended for adults as well.
Please help us and consider everyone’s well-being. We certainly do not want to have to enforce the order however we will do what is best for all of us.
Respectfully,
Mayor Glenn Ewing
To Village residents,
It has come to our attention there are juveniles hanging out in the Village in groups.
While we understand young people still want to spend time with friends, during this crisis we must obey the Stay-at-Home order from our state government. It is simply not an option - it is an order.
If it is a first offense, juveniles seen out in groups will be stopped and advised of the “Stay-at-Home” order. The order reads as follows: "stay at home” and includes “prohibiting all public and private gatherings”. Not cooperating will result in being charged with not obeying the order.
We are asking parents for help in ensuring your children are staying at home during this pandemic. We appreciate your help during these very difficult times. Let’s look out for our
neighbors and friends and be successful at keeping our community safe.
Finally, we would like to add this order is intended for adults as well.
Please help us and consider everyone’s well-being. We certainly do not want to have to enforce the order however we will do what is best for all of us.
Respectfully,
Mayor Glenn Ewing
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Need transportation? Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) provides transportation service to any person in Clermont County. All vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
Clermont Senior Services, Inc. provides transportation for Clermont County seniors age 60 and over who need assistance to attend medical and other appointments. All vehicles accommodate standard size wheelchairs. To learn more, visit their website or call 513-536-4115. Do you want to post community event information on the Village sign or website? Call New Richmond Village Hall at 513-553-4146 or email us. WEED & LITTER NOTICE This is notice that the owner(s) or occupant, or any other person, firm or corporation having the care of any lot or land within the Municipality shall cut down and remove there from all offensive and noxious weeds, vines and grass of a height of eight inches or more and any and all weeds, vines and grass constituting a threat to the public health, safety, comfort or welfare. It is a violation of Ordinance 2019-09 if weeds, vines and/or grass eight inches or more in height exist on any lot on any of the following dates: April 15, May 1, May 15, June 1, June 15, July 1, July 15, August 1, August 15, September 1, September 15, October 1 or October 15. |
The Village of New Richmond contracts with Rumpke for curbside trash collection & recycling.
Pick-up is every Wednesday. (Holiday schedule here. ) Please be considerate and place your trash cans out no earlier than 12 Noon the day before pick-up and retrieve no later than 7:00 PM day of pick-up.
Rumpke Recycling
• Plastic bags • Styrofoam • Medical sharps or syringes • Window glass or drinking glasses • Coat hangers or scrap metal • Plastics that are not bottles or jugs BRUSH PICK-UP The Village supplies brush pick-up for properties associated with a monthly trash collection bill. (* with limitations) Brush collection begins the last week of April and ends with the last week of October. If you wish to have brush collected please stack it at the curb in a neat pile no more than 3 days prior to the last week of the month. Brush collection is scheduled for the last full week of the month. Wet conditions at the brush dump may delay pick-up. Call the Utilities office at 553-4146 ext. 17 if you have any questions concerning brush pick-up. *Brush should be no longer than 10 feet in length and 3 inches in diameter. Anything larger will be left for you to dispose of in another fashion at your own expense. When having trees trimmed please be considerate and have the brush hauled away. |
