Village of Hebron

06/05/2026

Hebron Ohio Farmers Market is next Thursday, June 11th 4-7pm ❤️🧺🌱

06/05/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: Street Sweeping Operations

Street Sweeping Program

The Hebron Public Works Department has scheduled a contractor to conduct a street sweeping operation on all Village maintained streets with curb and gutters on Wednesday June 10th, 2026. This procedure is performed to maintain the cleanliness of our streets and help protect our local waterways from pollutants.

Purpose: Street sweeping removes debris, sediment, and other pollutants that can clog storm drains and harm water quality.

Sweeping: Sweeping will occur on Wednesday June 10th, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m..

Areas to Be Swept: All roadways with curb and gutter (East and West Main Street, Lakewood Drive, Kelly Drive, Kelly Court, Westview Drive, Christopher Drive, Christopher Court, Lake Forest Drive, Forest Ridge, Butternut Lane, Hickory Lane, Woods Court, Oakhurst Drive, Arrowhead Blvd, State Route 79)

No On-Street Parking: To ensure the most thorough cleaning, residents are asked to voluntarily move their vehicles from the street during the designated sweeping hours.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community clean and healthy.

For questions or concerns, please contact the Public Works Department at 740-928-1778 or [email protected].

06/05/2026

New Historic National Road Byway Tattoos in Hebron, Ohio! ❤️

Thanks to the Ohio National Road Association, Hebron and other communities along U.S. Route 40 now have new pavement “tattoos” installed to celebrate the history of America’s first federally funded highway. 🛣️🇺🇸

You can also find these markers in Gratiot, Kirkersville, and Etna.

Take a drive along Route 40 and see how many you can spot!

06/04/2026

Buckeye Lake Region Patriotic Decorating Contest 🏡🇺🇸

Show off your red, white, and blue spirit by entering the Buckeye Lake Region Patriotic Decorating Contest!

Residents and businesses throughout the Buckeye Lake Region are invited to participate. Once entries are submitted, the public can vote for their favorite patriotic displays from July 4–12. 🗳️

Open to participants in Hebron, Buckeye Lake, Millersport, and Thornville/Thornport.

06/04/2026

FREE Summer Fun for Kids! ☀️

The Licking County Family YMCA Summer Tour has officially started in Hebron!! Once a week for 9 weeks, each Wednesday 10:30am-12:00pm the Y on the Fly will be hosting a youth program at the Canal Park, 119 W Cumberland Street.

Please help spread the word! 🏃‍♂️🏸❤️

06/03/2026

Y on the Fly is in our neighborhood Hebron! 🧡

Join them every Monday and Thursday from 10:15 to 11:00 a.m. at the Hebron New Life Community Center (925 W Main St, Hebron) for a fitness class for seniors aged 55 and older. Each week features different activities designed to accommodate all fitness and mobility levels.

This program is completely FREE and open to all seniors. 👏🏼

06/03/2026

Public Notice: Tornado Siren Update

One of Hebron’s two tornado sirens is currently out of service. The siren located at the east end of the village is not working at this time. Repairs have been scheduled.

The tornado siren located at Canal Park remains operable.

In the meantime, we ask residents to stay alert during any severe weather.

Important reminder: Tornado sirens are designed to warn people who are outdoors in the immediate area. Residents should always have multiple ways to receive weather alerts, even after repairs are complete.

Please make sure you have access to:

Cell phone Wireless Emergency Alerts, and keep them enabled
A NOAA Weather Radio
Licking County’s alert system

Sign up for Licking County alerts here:
https://signup.hyper-reach.com/hyper_reach/sign_up_page_2/?id=112923

You can also text “alerts” to 740-873-7371.

Please be sure that you choose the correct street address so that any Emergency Alerts affecting only your immediate area will reach you

06/03/2026

Happy Retirement, Keith Corwin! 🎉

On behalf of the Village of Hebron, thank you for your years of dedication and service as the Waste Reclamation Assistant Superintendent!

"Both of us started out as laborers in 2000, and we came up through the “ranks” together. When I took over as the superintendent in 2012, Keith was very encouraging and I knew I could count on him in any situation. As the assistant superintendent, he transitioned well into that role and provided that extra leadership in my absence. He was always willing to help in any way and for any department. The Water Reclamation department was extremely lucky to have him on staff. The WRF staff want to wish him well as he transitions into the next chapter of his life."

- Tom Coleman, Waste Reclamation Superintendent

Congratulations, Keith! We wish you a happy and well-deserved retirement! 💙