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Due to the closing of the Wyandot County Landfill there will be no Trash Pickup on Friday, December 23rd.
Residential Trash for Friday, December 23rd and for Monday, December 26th will be collected on Tuesday, December 27th.
Residential Trash for Tuesday, December 27th and Wednesday, December 28th will be collected on Wednesday, December 28th.
Attention Carey and Upper Sandusky Recycling Customers
Two set of car keys have been found in the recycling , if you lost these keys please call the Wyandot County Recycling Center at 419-396-3541 to identify your keys. Thank you!
Refuse & Recycling normally picked up on Monday December 26th will be picked up on Tuesday December 27th.
Refuse & Recycling normally picked up on Monday January 2nd will be picked on Tuesday January 3rd.
The boil alert for all customers east of the 23/330 overpass has been lifted.
The City of Upper Sandusky is issuing a boil alert for all customers east of the 23/330 overpass. The boil alert will remain in effect until early next week. For additional information please contact the Water Department at 419-294-2416, Monday-Friday from 7am-11pm, Saturday and Sunday from 7am-7pm. Updates will be provided as soon as they are available.
The leaf crew is on Wyandot Avenue doing east/west streets heading north.
The leaf crew is on 7th Street on north/south streets heading west.
The leaf crew is on Sandusky Avenue going north/south streets heading west. Please do not park in front of leaves. Thank you!!
The leaf crew is on 4th Street working on north/south streets heading west. Please do not park cars in front of the leaves. Thank you!
The leaf machine is up and running and resumed pickup in the subdivisions. Thank you for your understanding.
The leaf machine is temporarily out of service due to a small fire on the dump truck that hauls it. The fire was caused by dry leaves and the emissions system. We are currently waiting on parts and hope to resume collection in a few days. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The Leaf Crew will be on Hicks Street doing east/west streets heading north.
The Leaf Crew is doing east/west streets starting on the south end working their way north. They will be going into the subdivisions next.
The Wyandot Improvement Network ("WIN") Board is proud to partner with Yodel Community Connections to introduce the new, all-inclusive Community Calendar. Wyandot County is one of the first communities in the nation to bring this completely innovative approach to life. The schools, nonprofits, youth sports leagues, restaurants, museums, businesses, churches, and more will be represented on the calendar making it the one-stop shop for community members to find everything happening in town.
This will be a FREE tool for you to promote your upcoming events and a great way to get more visibility. More important information on how to be included will be coming soon!
To make sure that your events are included before we launch to the public, please register for one of the below 1-hour webinars. You can register using this link: https://calendly.com/yodel1/community-calendar-webinar
• Monday, November 21st @ 1:00pm
• Tuesday, November 22nd @ 11:00am
• Tuesday, November 29th @ 11:00am
• Wednesday, November 30th @ 3:30pm
The all-inclusive Community Calendar is coming to your town and we want your events to be included! Join this webinar hosted by Yodel Community Connections to learn everything there is to know about this new tool and how to get your events included.Check out Yodel's website here:
The Leaf machine will be on Seventh Street going north and south heading west beginning today.
NOTE: Leaves are NOT to be raked into city streets and/or parking lanes. Doing so may cause catch basins and drains to be become blocked and prevent water from properly draining into the city’s storm sewer system during rain events in the fall season.
Refuse and Recycling changes for the month of November
Friday, Nov. 11th will be picked up on Monday, Nov. 14th.
Thursday, Nov. 24th will be picked up on Wednesday, Nov. 23rd.
Friday, Nov. 25th will be picked up on Monday, Nov. 28th.
For the electors living within the City of Upper Sandusky:
The original Charter of the Municipality of Upper Sandusky was adopted by the voters on October 25, 1966. In January 1972, pursuant to Section 17.08 of the Charter, and in January of each ten years thereafter, City Council appoints seven qualified electors of the Municipality holding no other office, appointment or employment in the government of the Municipality as members of a Charter Review Commission. The Charter Review Commission appointed in 2022 has recommended changes to the Charter that are being submitted to the electors for a vote at the November 8, 2022 General Election.
The proposed language changes to the Charter can be accessed on the City of Upper Sandusky’s website at uppersanduskyoh.com. Copies of the proposed language changes to the Charter can also be obtained at the Upper Sandusky Community Library, 301 North Sandusky Avenue, or at the Municipal Building, 119 North Seventh Street.
OFFICIAL QUESTIONS AND ISSUES BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2022
WYANDOT COUNTY
PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS (Ordinances 157-13)
CITY OF UPPER SANDUSKY
A Majority Affirmative Vote Is Necessary For Passage.
Shall Articles 1, 111, IV, V, VI, Vll, Vlll, IX, X, Xl, Xll, Xlll, XV, XVI, XVII of the Charter of the City of Upper Sandusky be amended as follows:
Article I — Name Boundaries and Form of Government (Summary) Reformatted sentence to make Article easier to understand.
Article Ill — Mayor (Summary)
Added gender neutral language; reformatted sentences to make Article easier to understand; Added language the Mayor is a full-time position; Added language to clarify the succession plan if the Mayor resigns, dies, or is removed from office.
Article IV — Council (Summary)
Added gender neutral language; reformatted sentences to make Article easier to understand; Added language the Clerk of Council can e-mail notification of Special Council Meetings to members of council.
Article VIl — Auditor (Summary)
Added gender neutral language; reformatted sentences to make Article easier to understand; Added language the Auditor may be removed from office, without cause, by the affirmative vote of six (6) of the members elected to Council.
Article IX — Treasurer (Summary)
Added gender neutral language; reformatted sentences to make Article easier to understand; Added language the Mayor may remove the Treasurer from office without cause with the consent of a majority of the members of Council; Added language the Treasurer may be removed from office without cause by the affirmative vote of six (6) of the members elected to Council, without the consent of the Mayor.
Articles V VI Vlll X Xl Xll Xlll XV XVI XVII (Summary)
Added gender neutral language; restructured sentences to make Article easier to understand.
YES
NO
Trick -or-Treat is Saturday, October 29th 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
The mandatory meter upgrade will be finished shortly. If you have not yet scheduled your meter replacement call 866-586-6576 to avoid interruption.
Fall Cleanup will be held September 26th thru September 30th. Residential customers may set out additional items on their regular scheduled pick-up day. NO TIRES-NO TVS-NO HAZARDOUS WASTE. Excessive piles and mattresses will be charged extra.
Refuse and Recycling normally picked up on Monday, September 5th will be picked up on Tuesday, September 6th.
Per the Upper Sandusky Safety Committee, the intersection at W. Guthrie and N. Hazel will be a four way stop effective immediately.
The Splash Pad is back working!!
The Splash Pad will be closed today and tomorrow. Sorry for the inconvenience.
A mandatory water meter program is in progress. If you have not scheduled your new water meter replacement, please call 866-586-6576 immediately. Penalties for non-compliance will result in termination of service. Please schedule your replacement today to avoid interruption of service.
The City of Upper Sandusky will be fogging mosquitoes on Thursday nights during the summer months if weather conditions permit. Fogging will begin at 11 P.M. and will end at 6 A.M. on
Friday mornings. Residents with respiratory conditions are advised to keep doors and windows closed during those hours. The City will also be treating storm water basins in the streets for mosquito
control. Citizens should try to eliminate any standing water on their property to avoid breeding sites.
Residents may experience higher than average water bills this month due to cycle reading dates.
Fireworks have been scheduled for Friday, July 1st, 2022 with a rain date of Saturday, July 2nd, 2022.
Held at the Upper Sandusky High School at dusk.
Refuse & Recycling normally picked up on Monday, July 4th will be picked up on Tuesday, July 5th.
Refuse & Recycling normally picked up on Monday, June 20th, will be picked up on Tuesday, June 21st.
City crews have completed the tree debris pickup at this time. Crews do not clean up debris on or from private property. Thank you for your patience during the storm cleanup.
Fireworks have been scheduled for Friday, July 1st, 2022 with a rain date of Saturday, July 2nd, 2022.
Storm Damage Pickup
City Crews are out working on the areas hit hardest by the storm. Once they have completed those areas, they will proceed to the streets for branch pickup. Crews will be out all of this week and next week and debris should be placed in city right of way.
The Boil Alert has been lifted for the South Warpole Street from McConnell to West Spring area.
A Boil Alert has been issued on South Warpole Street from McConnell to West Spring. Water should be boiled for consumption and cooking purposes.
Due to the predicted high temperatures, the Splash Pad will be up and running today, Thursday, May 19th. Hours are from 9 am to 9 pm.
Attention South Warpole Street Residents
The Water Department will be turning the water off on South Warpole Street from McConnell to West Spring on Thursday, May 19th from 8am to 1pm. We apologize for the inconvenience while repairs are being done.
City of Upper Sandusky
Municipal Offices
119 N. 7th St.
Upper Sandusky, OH 43351
Help Wanted
Part-Time Income Tax Clerk
The City of Upper Sandusky is currently accepting applications for a part-time Income Tax Clerk.
Under general supervision of the Tax Commissioner, the Income Tax Clerk assists with the preparation and collection of income tax bills and provides administrative/clerical support to the Income Tax Commissioner.
Qualifications: Completion of secondary education (high school diploma or GED equivalent), related experience in payroll tax or similar accounting experience preferred; or equivalent combination of education, experience, and training.
Applications can be obtained at the City of Upper Sandusky Municipal Offices, 119 N. 7th Street, Upper Sandusky, OH from 8:00 a.m. -4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday. Completed applications can be dropped off, sent via mail or emailed to [email protected] until May 25, 2022. Please contact Nickie Coppler at 419-731-2131 with any questions you may have. The City of Upper Sandusky is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Due to tree work there will be limited access on West Johnson Street from Hazel to Summit Street Tuesday, May 17th.
Help Wanted
Street & Sanitation Worker
The City of Upper Sandusky is accepting applications for a full-time Street & Sanitation Worker. The successful applicant will assist with the construction, maintenance, and repair of city streets, landscapes, and facilities, operate light and heavy motorized equipment, hand, and power tools, and operate refuse truck to collect solid waste, household debris, and recyclable materials.
Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED, possess a valid Ohio driver’s license, and have a good driving record. The employee will be required to obtain a Class B commercial driver’s license, maintain all required licenses, and remain insurable under the city’s vehicle insurance policy for the duration of employment.
Benefits include paid holidays, vacation, sick, and personal leave; employer-sponsored health insurance on first day of employment; employer paid life insurance policy; enrollment in the OPERS retirement system with employee portion (10% of gross salary) picked up by the city. Starting pay is $15.50 per hour.
Applications can be obtained at the City of Upper Sandusky Municipal Building, 119 N. 7th Street, Upper Sandusky, OH, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Deadline to apply is May 12, 2022. The City of Upper Sandusky is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Upper Sandusky, OH
43351
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