Painesville Township Lake County Ohio

07/22/2021

Photos from Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Department's post

07/21/2021

On behalf of Painesville Township, thank you to:
PatchOps (Tim & Michelle Hickey)
1922 Coffee & Brew Company (Lori & Brian Richards)
Best Truck Equipment Inc. (Chris Miceli) 2 Benches
Mary Derrick - In loving memory of Melissa Susan Derrick Solt

They are sponsoring benches at our new parks in the Township. These additions will help make our parks even better! The support they are providing is amazing.

We still need sponsors for the last couple benches, but most immediate need is picnic table sponsors. Let us know if you are interested here - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KTWPWRM

07/21/2021

We have just a couple benches and a handful of tables left to be sponsored at our new parks. If you want to sponsor one in memory of, or for your business, or just want to personally sponsor, we’d love your help! Benches will be engraved and table sponsors will get recognition on a plaque. Please click here - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KTWPWRM

We have just a couple benches and a handful of tables left to be sponsored at our new parks. If you want to sponsor one in memory of, or for your business, or just want to personally sponsor, we’d love your help! Benches will be engraved and table sponsors will get recognition on a plaque. Please click here - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KTWPWRM

07/20/2021

Today the Painesville Township Trustees approved the appointment of Firefighter Paramedic Zach Slapak to the Lake County SWAT team as a medic. He will be part of the elite team during raids, executing warrants, and any other SWAT Team matters when needed. Zach will be on site to administer first response medical should the need arise for civilians, police, and others. Painesville Township will cover the entire cost of his wages while he serves in this role, with no reimbursement from the County. The Trustees believe it’s important that the Township does it’s part to help make the SWAT Team the best it can be to help serve not only the residents of Painesville Township, but all communities the team serves.
The Trustees are proud to have Zach representing our Township and Lake County.

Join Painesville Township and the Trustees: Gabe Cicconetti, Chuck Hillier, and Josh Pennock in thanking Zach for his service in this role!

Today the Painesville Township Trustees approved the appointment of Firefighter Paramedic Zach Slapak to the Lake County SWAT team as a medic. He will be part of the elite team during raids, executing warrants, and any other SWAT Team matters when needed. Zach will be on site to administer first response medical should the need arise for civilians, police, and others. Painesville Township will cover the entire cost of his wages while he serves in this role, with no reimbursement from the County. The Trustees believe it’s important that the Township does it’s part to help make the SWAT Team the best it can be to help serve not only the residents of Painesville Township, but all communities the team serves.
The Trustees are proud to have Zach representing our Township and Lake County.

Join Painesville Township and the Trustees: Gabe Cicconetti, Chuck Hillier, and Josh Pennock in thanking Zach for his service in this role!

07/20/2021

Photos from Lake County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Frank Leonbruno's post

07/19/2021

N RIDGE RD CLOSED

N Ridge Rd (Route 20) at the Grand River overpass is closed East and Westbound at the Painesville City/Painesville Twp line
ODOT on scene for emergent road repairs.
Please find alternate route

✅ update - closed through Friday 7/23

N RIDGE RD CLOSED

N Ridge Rd (Route 20) at the Grand River overpass is closed East and Westbound at the Painesville City/Painesville Twp line
ODOT on scene for emergent road repairs.
Please find alternate route

✅ update - closed through Friday 7/23

07/16/2021

FYI

🚧 ROAD NOTICE 🚧 Painesville Square, from Liberty Street to Main Street, will be closed beginning at 10:00 p.m. Friday, July 16 through 1:00 a.m. Sunday, July 18 for Party in the Park Lite hosted by the Painesville Community Improvement Corporation (PCIC). Please seek an alternative route if in the area.

Traffic flow will be maintained on the north side of the park from Main Street to Richmond Street. The public parking lot on S State Street (behind Victoria Place) will be open for free use during the event.

Any questions or concerns regarding the road closure can be directed to the Public Lands office at 440-392-5912 or the non-emergency police number at 440-392-3535.

07/14/2021

We have had come changes to the food truck schedule please see below for the updated vendors.

07/14/2021

We have a great event planned!

We have a great event planned!

07/13/2021

We are hiring two Assistant Cooks at Riverview Elementary.

More information about the position can be seen here:https://www.painesville-township.k12.oh.us/Employment/(2)%20Assistant%20Cooks%20Riverview%20Elementary%207-12-2021.pdf

#WeAreRiverside

07/12/2021

We are better than this Painesville Township! Very sad someone would do this, especially to a non-profit that helps feed children in need. Worst part, there’s a dumpster 3 feet away. 😡

✅This is a great organization in our Township that can always use help to do what they do. See their page for info.

07/12/2021

PIer at sunset at Painesville Township Park.

Photo by Karen Roth.

07/11/2021

07/11/2021

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07/11/2021

Perfect night for a movie. All set up and ready for dusk. Come join us.

Perfect night for a movie. All set up and ready for dusk. Come join us.

07/10/2021

Tonight at dusk. We will have candy, popcorn, and drinks for sale. Very family friendly pricing.

Tonight at dusk. We will have candy, popcorn, and drinks for sale. Very family friendly pricing.

07/09/2021

Lawn mowing becomes patriotic venture for Painesville Township man

https://www.news-herald.com/news/lake-county/lawn-mowing-becomes-patriotic-venture-for-painesville-township-man/article_e8065770-e003-11eb-bd32-97c467c49834.html

In the morning hours on July Fourth this year, Rob Porter turned mowing his lawn into a patriotic venture.

07/08/2021

An update from the Lake County Engineer issued today regarding Madison Avenue. This project is under the control and management of the Lake County Engineer. Any questions or comments should be directed to the Lake County Engineer’s Office at [email protected] 440-350-2160

An update from the Lake County Engineer issued today regarding Madison Avenue. This project is under the control and management of the Lake County Engineer. Any questions or comments should be directed to the Lake County Engineer’s Office at [email protected] 440-350-2160

07/07/2021

After a slight delay for materials, weather, and the 4th of July holiday things are back on track and moving along! Big progress taking place getting us closer to the finish line. Should be sheeted and roofed in no time.
✅ the Classic Buick GMC Pavilion ✅

Thanks again to Classic Buick GMC, Osborne Concrete, Carmeuse Americas, and CCM Rental

07/07/2021

THE COW GOING UP IS A SURE SIGN THAT FAIR IS COMING SOON! ONLY 20 MORE DAYS UNTIL THE START OF THE LAKE COUNTY FAIR! LIKE AND SHARE THIS POST BY FRIDAY, JULY 9 AT NOON FOR A CHANCE TO WIN 2 COURTESY PASSES TO THE 2021 LAKE COUNTY FAIR!

07/06/2021

Residents at 49 Ava June showing some amazing patriotism! Awesome. 🇺🇸

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July! Enjoy the day with your friends , family, and neighbors. Have fun and be safe. God Bless America!

Happy 4th of July! Enjoy the day with your friends , family, and neighbors. Have fun and be safe. God Bless America!

07/03/2021

The Township Trustees have awarded the Beautiful Lawn & Garden Awards for June. Thank you to the winners for the pride of ownership you show in the care you take in your property.

07/03/2021

06/30/2021

We added a stamped “patio” to the pavilion project at Hadden Park. We want to thank Ccm Rental in Chardon for donating the materials for the stamping and Osborne Concrete for the concrete. This is going to be one awesome project once the Classic Buick GMC Pavilion is complete.

06/29/2021

Photos from Painesville Township Fire Department's post

06/28/2021

Last week, three people boating on Lake Erie tragically lost their lives due to carbon monoxide poisoning. CO is not something most of us think about while we are out enjoying the water and fresh air.

The most common symptoms of CO poisoning are headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion. High levels of CO inhalation can cause death. CO poisoning can also cause you to pass out and fall into the water and drown. A person who is sleeping or intoxicated can die from CO poisoning before ever having symptoms.

HOW TO PREVENT CO POISONING ON BOATS:
• Install and maintain a working CO detector inside the boat. Choose one listed by Underwriters’ Laboratories (UL) as appropriate for marine use .
• Properly install and maintain all fuel-burning engines and appliances.
• Educate all passengers about the signs and symptoms of CO poisoning.
• Swim and play away from areas where engines vent their exhaust.
• Watch children closely when they play on rear swim decks or water platforms.
• Never block exhaust outlets. Blocking outlets can cause CO to build up in the cabin and cockpit areas–even when hatches, windows, portholes, and doors are closed.
• Dock, beach, or anchor at least 20 feet away from the nearest boat that is running a generator or engine. Exhaust from a nearby vessel can send CO into the cabin and cockpit of a boat.

If you think a person on your boat has CO poisoning, move him or her to fresh air right away and contact the nearest emergency services.
#SafeBoating

06/28/2021

Weather permitting the Lake County General Health District will start spraying for mosquitos on Wednesday. They are scheduled to do both A&B zones in the Township which will encompass almost the entire Township. More info or questions:
https://www.lcghd.org/mosquito-control/

06/27/2021

Have you downloaded the Painesville Township app to you smart phone? If you haven’t, you missed this notification of fireworks at the History Center this evening.

06/27/2021

We are looking to hire:

* A Long-Term Counselor at Riverside Campus
* An Assistant Cook at Riverside Campus
* A 12-Month Maintenance Position
* Evening Custodians (12 months)

For more information on these positions, visit our Employment page here: https://www.riversidelocalschools.com/Employment.aspx

#WeAreRiverside

06/23/2021

Your Township Trustees Gabe Cicconetti, Chuck Hillier, and Josh Pennock recently passed a resolution recognizing Township business 1922 Coffee & Brew Company for being a great asset to our community. They posses the values that make a business great and are an example of what businesses should be; helping with non profits and charities, taking pride in ownership, and being active members of the community. Congratulations!

Your Township Trustees Gabe Cicconetti, Chuck Hillier, and Josh Pennock recently passed a resolution recognizing Township business 1922 Coffee & Brew Company for being a great asset to our community. They posses the values that make a business great and are an example of what businesses should be; helping with non profits and charities, taking pride in ownership, and being active members of the community. Congratulations!

06/20/2021

06/19/2021

Unfortunately, we see this a lot around the Township. It’s not safe and it’s not good for the roads.

Please DO NOT blow your grass clippings onto the roadway!!
Grass clippings are mostly water, and when a motorcycle tire hits them, it easily slides. Unlike a car that has four tires to keep it from falling over, a motorcycle can easily crash if one of its tires loses contact with the pavement.
Imagine what it's like when you lose your footing on an icy sidewalk -- that's what it's like for a motorcycle on grass.
A biker coming over a blind hill might not have enough time to react when they spot grass in the road.

06/19/2021

Additional showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon, Saturday June 19th. Some of these thunderstorms may be severe, mainly in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania between 3 PM and 8 PM. Stay tuned for updated information.