The Service Department recently received a new Ford truck that will help with numerous tasks around the City, including snow plowing and grass cutting. The new truck modernizes the City's fleet of equipment that serves the residents of the City.
Existing and newly eligible residents and small businesses in NOPEC member communities will receive natural gas enrollment letters in the mail beginning November 10th. The enrollment period will run through December 13th, 2021, for the contract beginning January 2022 through June 2023. To help inform residents about the upcoming natural gas mailing, NOPEC has provided
The Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council (NOPEC) has announced a a $306 million settlement with FirstEnergy that will be refunded to customers over the next 4 years. Read more about the settlement in the Fact Sheet (PDF).
Councilpersons Dana Anderson and Richard Trojanski and Castle High School are hosting a coat drive on November 20, 2021 between 10:00a and 12:00p. See the Coat Drive flyer for more information.
The Department of Human Services published the November 2021 Golden Maple Leaves newsletter and the November 2021 Senior Center Menu.
The Office of the Mayor issued a press release today sharing the City's continued focus on housing by beginning an Annual Door-to-Door Inspection Program. The Department of Building will inspect all residential properties in the City on a 5-year rotating basis in each of the 7 Council Districts per year. To begin the Program, the
The City of Maple Heights is hosting a Community Resource Fair at the Senior Center (15901 Libby Road) on Wednesday, October 27th between 5:30p and 7:30p. Attendees will include the Cuyahoga County Real Estate Tax Department, Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA), Cleveland Water Department, and more. See the event flyer for a full list of
The Ohio Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA) has honored Mayor Annette M. Blackwell with the Norman Krumholz Equity Award recognizing "Mayor Blackwell's determination to better her community and address historic inequities epitomizes the legacy of Norman Krumholz..." Read the full press release here.
The Maple Heights Service Department will begin leaf collection on Monday, October 25th. The city is going to be picked into three zones (see the Leaf Collection Map): Zone 1, all streets North of Libby road will begin on October 25th. Zone 2, all streets South of Libby road will begin on November 1st. Zone
Mayor Annette Blackwell and Superintendent Dr. Charlie Keenan hosted the 2021 State of the City and Schools on Tuesday, October 12th at Milkovich Middle School. If you missed it or would like to watch part of it again, go to the City's YouTube page to check out the full recording and the link to Mayor