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As part of a Chamberlin Park Development / Community Enhancement Study, the City is hosting an...

Winter brings colder weather, which in turn brings higher energy costs. Please click the link below...

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Eff Oct 24, 2021, those with area code 513 or 859 must dial the area code to complete a local call (full 10 digit phone number).  This is due to a new 3 digit service (988) for the National Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Crisis Lifeline.  Click here for link to Cincinnati Bell for more info.

We are looking at ways to make Chamberlin Park even Better for the Future!  Please take a moment and help us out by taking a short survey. (Survey closes on Oct 21, 2021.)  Thank you!     https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y88DFLC

Road Work Orchard Ln

OCT 13, 2021

Please be advised that milling & grinding of the following streets are scheduled to start Fri Oct 15, 2021:  Orchard Ln, Richmond Ave, Duneden Ave, and Blue Ash Rd. This is for the sections where Greater Cincinnati Water Works came through with a recent water main project. This will set up for the blacktopping and restoration of these streets. Please be mindful of the workers in the area. Thank you for your patience.

Please see attached for information on this winter's utility reconnect assistance program (WRO), and well as Hamilton County housing financial assistance programs for hardships.

Click here for the electric/gas WRO fact sheet.  Click here for the housing assistance resource info.

For Hamilton County residents: Hazardous Product event Oct 23, from  8 am - 1 pm.  You must register.  Click here for flyer.

Per the ordinance passed by City Council, effective Oct 1, 2021, the monthly fee for trash collection will increase by $2.00.  This is to cover increased fuel costs.  This applies to owners of single and two-family residences and will be reflected on the billing in October 2021.

Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

The month of September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Please take the time to check in with family, friends, and neighbors, and offer both fellowship and a helping hand.  Click on following links for more information regarding awareness of mental health.

Signs someone may need support

Ways to be supportive

 

 

As part of Duke Energy's ongoing support for customers struggling to pay utility expenses due to the economic impacts of COVID-19 or other hardships encountered over the last year, we are sharing a resource the company has developed to help people secure government assistance and other financial support resources. To view this information, click here.  

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