2011 calendar - city of cuyahoga falls

8/8/2019 2011 Calendar - City of Cuyahoga Falls

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2011

EmbracingCommunity

Stewardship


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As we begin another new year, let us all be filled with thanks forthe many blessings we enjoy in our community. Beautiful parksand nature trails, wonderful restaurants, retail firms and excitingentertainment venues, municipal services that continue to provide

leadership and the utmost in responsiveness, reliability and safety,are truly second-to-none. However, there are those members of ourcommunity who demonstrate day-in and day-out what the conceptof community really means, and how Cuyahoga Falls has been mostdeeply blessed. These are all the community volunteers, staffs andprofessionals who generously give of their time and talents for thebenefit, strength and prosperity of Cuyahoga Falls.

In my many years serving the City of Cuyahoga Falls, I have notedthat organizations, businesses and municipal departments rely onextraordinary commitment and dedication to achieve goals and toprovide services for the community. Many volunteers and hard-

working staff are not often recognized for personal and professionalcommitment and achievement, and yet continue to serve with pas-sion. However, it is extremely critical that we recognize these effortsthat go above and beyond the call of duty, and pay tribute to themany community stewards in Cuyahoga Falls who have devoted,and continue to devote, extra time and care in providing servicesand assistance to others.

Throughout our community, there are many who have served onboards and commissions, City Council, for church and school vol-unteer groups, as festival committee members, as staff members

for non-profit or charitable organizations, and as truly dedicated

employees. Many also balance a number of personal and profes-sional commitments. These are the people who are invaluable inmaking Cuyahoga Falls the wonderful community that it is.

Certainly community stewardship is achieved on many levels and bymany groups and individuals. And 2011 will be no exceptionregarding our reliance on the special skills, talents, and persever-ance of these extraordinary members of our community. Let us alltake note, be sensitive of and show appreciation to those who gen-erously serve. Whether we share a kind word, extend a gesture offriendship, a handshake or a simple thank you, lets all takeopportunities to help make Cuyahoga Falls an even stronger, moreresilient and prosperous community now and in the future.

On behalf of the City of Cuyahoga Falls, I thank all our community volunteer groups, citizens and hardworking staff members

throughout this great city for your dedication, love of community,and commitment to excellence. We dedicate to you the 2011 edi-tion of the Official City of Cuyahoga Falls Community Calendar.

A sincere thank you is also extended to our 2011 Official City ofCuyahoga Falls Community Calendar partners listed here whoseprofessional support and loyalty to the Cuyahoga Falls communityare greatly appreciated.

And, thank you, citizens of Cuyahoga Falls, for the privilege to serveas your Mayor.

Don L. Robart

Dearest Fellow Cuyahoga Falls Residents,


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Martin LutherKing, Jr. Day

Ice Rink Open12 noon - 9 pm

Improv @ Quirk7:30 pm


Mayors 1st Tuesday Ice Rink Closed

New Moon

Full Moon

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Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

330-971-8000

Mayors First TuesdayIs Every Month

330-971-8200www.cityofcf.com

2011 Refuse & Recycle Collections Holiday Schedule

Department of Public Service Division of Sanitation 330-971-8010

Cuyahoga Falls CitySchools Resume

Live Christmas TreePickup This Week Ice Rink Closed

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3 - 9 p m Dance Fever @ Quirk

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Woodridge LocalSchools Resume

Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Open

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Live Christmas TreePickup This Week Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Closed




Ice Rink Open12 noon - 8 pm Ice Rink Closed

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Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Open

3 - 9 p m Ice Rink Open12 noon - 9 pm


If your weekly collection falls on or after one of the following holidays, it will be delayed ONE day.

Collection crews work all other holidays.New Years Day 2011 ..............................................................................................................No DelayMemorial Day....................................................................................................Monday, May 30, 2011Independence Day..............................................................................................Monday, July 4, 2011Labor Day..................................................................................................Monday, September 5, 2011Thanksgiving Day.................................................................................Thursday, November 24, 2011Christmas Day.........................................................................................................................No DelayNew Years Day 2012 ..............................................................................................................No Delay


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Reliance on computer and information technologies israpidly expanding worldwide. The speed at which we allcan now communicate has forever changed human inter-action. The City of Cuyahoga Falls Information TechnologyServices (ITS) Division takes great pride in providing and

continually upgrading cutting-edge municipal electronicservices through a highly skilled, professional staff.

From developing and managing critical safety servicecommunications technologies for the Cuyahoga Falls Policeand Fire Departments, to streamlining automated water andelectric metering data, our City ITS staff is on call around theclock to guarantee the security, consistency and efficiency ofall municipal electronic communications.

The City ITS Division has not only embraced the mostadvanced technologies but also the most customer-friendly.

Local residents and businesses utilizing the extraordinaryinternet resources such as Cuyahoga Falls Online (CFO)and paperless utility billing, can reduce personal and operational costs as well as support efficient utility functions.

For detailed information on any of the community information and technology services provided through the Cuyahoga FallsITS Division, please visit the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com, or call our ITS Department at 330-971-8160.

City Web Site Visitors2009: 162,522

2010: 180,000 +

Utility Payments Online2009: 46,442 bills paid online

2010: 50,000 + bills paid online

Paperless Utility Billing2,126 utility customers have signedup to receive utility bills online

19,600 paperless utility bills =paper/postage cost savings of $9,800

Cuyahoga Falls Online (CFO) Update

CFO continually updates Web site services and infor-mation. Join the nearly 20,000 community residentsand businesses who benefit by CFO services by signingup through the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com.

Simply click onto the CFO logo for informationregarding online utility billing and other

services CFO offers.

InformationTechnology

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Mayors 1st Tuesday Ice Rink Closed

ChineseNew Year

February 2011


Winter Art Show Music& Desserts @ Quirk

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LAST DAY ICERINK OPEN12 noon - 8 pm

Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm

Dance Fever @ Quirk7:30 pm

Ice Rink Open 3 - 9 pm

New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

330-971-8000




Ice Rink Open3 - 9 p m Daddy Daughter DateNight @ Quirk 7 pm

CFABA BaseballRegistration @

Quirk 10 am - 1 pm Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 9 pm Daddy Daughter DateNight @ Quirk 7 pm

Improv @ Quirk 7:30 pm


Daddy Daughter DateNight @ Quirk 1 pm

Winter Art Show @ Quirk CFABA Baseball

Registration @ Quirk10 am - 1 pm


Senior Adult TexasHoldem @ Quirk

12:30 pm Ballroom Nights@ Quirk 7:30 pm

Winter Art Show@ Quirk


Ice Rink Closed


Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Closed Ice Rink Open

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Police Department

Ptl. Bob Schmidt along withPtl. Tom Savage and

his son at theMemorialfor FallenOfficers.

The Cuyahoga Falls community is as unique anddiverse as any community can be. Our Cuyahoga Falls

Police Department (CFPD) supports and advocatesmany critical social services which reach out to mem-bers of the community who need assistance or guidancethrough lifes many challenges.

CFPD courteous and expert safety force professionals whoso honorably serve the community are a testament to thehigh quality of life and leadership in Cuyahoga Falls. Thediligence and enthusiasm demonstrated in the line of duty

each and every day trulyinspire other members of ourcommunity to also give generouslyof their time and talents.

For information on any CFPD operations, programs and services, please call the Non-Emergency phone number, 330-971-2181, or visit the City Web site at www.cityofcf .com.

Ptl. Eric Prangekeeping the streets safe on a traffic stop.

Lt. Mike Gay assisting a youngshopper during the annualShop with a Cop day.

Honor Guard members march in the Memorial Day Parade

(from left: Ptl. Greg Weaver, Ptl. Tim Coons, Ptl. Ron Wahl and Sgt. Gary Blevins.

Sgt. Gary Blevinsvisits with membersof the new DDbuilding on Front St.


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First Dayof Spring

Antic TheatreSpring Show

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Mayors 1st Tuesday

SpringCast-A-Ways

Garage Sale for Kids Only

@ Quirk 9 am - 2 pm Community EXPO @

Natatorium 9 am - 4 pmFor info call 330-929-6756

or email c fchamber.com

Senior AdultBingo @ Quirk 1 pm

Dance Fever@ Quirk 7:30 pm

Antic Theatre SpringShow @ Quirk 8 pm

CFABA BaseballRegistration @ Quirk

10 am - 1 pmAntic TheatreSpring Show

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Annual BenefitSt. Pats Card Party

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Spring Show@ Quirk 8 pm

Spring Break This Week Cuyahoga Falls City & Woodridge Local Schools (March 21 - March 25)


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New Moon

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Antic TheatreSpring Matinee Show

@ Quirk 3 pm Daylight Saving TimeBegins Change Your

Smoke Detector Batteries

CFABA BaseballRegistration @ Quirk

10 am - 1 pmAntic Theatre


AshWednesday

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Mardi Gras


@ Quirk 8 pm


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Akron Pops Concert@ Quirk 7:30 pm


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The City of Cuyahoga Falls Engineering Department islocated on the first floor of City Hall and is responsible for thedesign and construction of all public improvement projects,including street paving, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, andwater lines. It serves as the repository for all allotment plot

plans, underground utility maps, and has on file SummitCounty Tax maps and federal government flood plain maps.

The Cuyahoga Falls Engineering Department is committed toreaching out to the community in support and appreciation ofthe voluntary efforts of citizens, families and organizationswho work hard to build momentum with local communityand environmental improvement projects. Citizen involvementin helping to prevent unnecessary pollutants and debris fromentering storm sewers and community water supplies is criti-cal. For any questions regarding the services of the Cuyahoga Falls Engineering Department, call 330-971-8180.

Help Protect Our Water QualityExcess fertilizers and pesticides applied to lawns and gardens wash off and contribute to water quality

problems. Sparingly use pesticides and herbicides and in the recommended amounts. Use of organicmulch and safer pest control methods are encouraged.

Yard clippings and leaves can wash into storm drains and add harmful amounts of nutrientsand organic matter entering streams. By participating in the local yard waste collection pro-

gram, residents are ensuring that yard wastes are properly composted. Mulching yard wastesand covering landscaping materials also help prevent debris from going into streets and intostorm drains.

Washing your car/vehicles and degreasing auto parts at home can send detergents and othercontaminants through the storm sewer system to our river and streams. Use a commercial car washthat recycles or treats its wastewater, or wash vehicles in the yard where the water can infiltrate into

the ground; make sure that all automotive fluid wastes are taken to a proper disposal/recycling location.

EngineeringDepartment

Pet waste can be a major source of bacterial and nutrient problems in local waters. Leaving petwaste on the ground increases public health risk by allowing harmful bacteria and nutrientsto wash into a nearby storm drainand eventually into our streams andrivers. Pick up pet waste and disposeof it properly.

Individual efforts to protect our waterresources will make a difference!

For more information on residentialor commercial best practices to protectand to improve water quality, pleasecontact the Summit Soil and WaterConservation District (SWCD) office at330-929-2871 or visit the SWCD Website at www.summitswcd.org.


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April Fools Day

Mayors 1st Tuesday

PassoverBegins atSundown

Good Friday

Easter

Earth Day

AdministrativeProfessionals

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Arbor Day

Palm Sunday

Bunny Hop@ Quirk 11 am




April 2011


Dance Fever @ Quirk

7:30 pm Paint Refund ProgramApplications Available

(330-971-8140)


Spring Cast-A-WaysOutdoor Garage Salesfor Adults @ Quirk

9 am - 2 pm

New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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Easter Egg Hunt @Water Works Park 1 pm

City of Cuyahoga FallsIncome Tax Due


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As George H.W. Bush stated, I take as my guide the hope of a saint: in crucial things, unity inimportant things, diversity in all things, generosity. Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation has beenwell served over the years by outstanding stewards of our community.

If not for the volunteers who have given their time to keepthe parks clean and revitalized, assist with running

programs, serving food at senior lunches andassisting in governing the department, thecore values of Cuyahoga Falls Parks andRecreation would be lost.

Volunteers such as Boy Scouts helpingwith the annual Easter Egg Hunt andimproving our parks through EagleScout projects, smiling faces thatcall bingo numbers, stewards assist-ing in river clean-up efforts all

anchored by our dedicated parkboard members only continue tosolidify one of the cornerstones of ourcommunity: Parks and Recreation.

Join us in celebrating just a small sample ofthe stewards of our community as we thank

them for their time, effort andconstant dedication. Thank youvolunteers, we appreciate your generosity.

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All ResidentialSanitation Customers

Spring Cleanup This Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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Riverfront Car Cruise5 - 9 p m

Mothers Day

NationalPeace OfficersMemorial Day


Rockin on the River5 - 11:30 pm

Memorial Day

Armed ForcesDay

Mayors 1st Tuesday

National Dayof Prayer

Cinco de Mayo

National Public WorksWeek (May 15 - 21)



Falls River CruisesBoat Rides Begin

New Moon

May 2011

Full Moon

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City Hall

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CF Library BookSale 10 am - 4 pm

Girls Softball Registration@ Quirk 10 am - 1 pm

Mom Prom @ Quirk 7 pm Summit SongwritersShowcase @ Quirk 7 pm

Improv @ Quirk 7:30 pm

River Day

All Residential

Sanitation CustomersSpring Cleanup This Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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CF Library Book Sale10 am - 6 pm

Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm Dance Fever

@ Quirk 7:30 pm

Girls Softball Registration@ Quirk 10 am - 1 pm


Community ChorusConcert @ Quirk 7:30 pm

Refuse & RecycleCollections Delayed 1 Day

Balance of Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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Cuyahoga Falls High

School Graduation

CF Library Book Presalefor Friends Members Only

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The City of Cuyahoga Falls Buildings and GroundsMaintenance Department is thankful to the more than200 volunteer stewards who participate each year in theCitys Adopt-A-Spot Beautification Program, as well as the40-50 local businesses that help fund the project.

With up to 100 sites located throughout the city, the Adopt-A-Spot BeautificationProgram provides an avenuefor volunteers to give back totheir community throughtheir beautification efforts.The volunteer Adopt-A-Spotstewards plant and maintaintheir beds from May throughSeptember, making a weeklycommitment to weed, water, and to pick up any litter near or in their adopted sites.

In addition to the Adopt-A-Spot Beautification Program, Buildings and GroundsMaintenance Department staff and crew plant and maintain public

grounds throughout the community, are responsible for all cemeteryoperations and perpetual care, manage tree maintenance on

right-of-way devil strips/tree lawns, as well as facilitate theSenior Snow Removal Program.

For more information regarding any City of Cuyahoga FallsBuildings and Grounds Maintenance operations and pro-grams, please call 330-971-8351.

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Woodridge High SchoolGraduation

Flag Day

Fathers Day First Dayof Summer

Last Day of SchoolCuyahoga Falls City

School District Senior Adult Bingo

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Irish Festival12 noon - midnight

Playground and Tot TimePrograms Begin


Community Band Concert@ Quirk 7:30 pm

Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm Irish Festival

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Wading Pools Open Improv @

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Mayors 1st Tuesday

Youth Tennis LessonsBegin


Community Band Concert@ Linden Park 7:30 pm


Senior Adult Casino Day

@ Quirk 12:30 pm Rockin on the River

5 - 11:30 pm Ballroom Nights@ Quirk 7:30 pm

June 2011


New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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Community Band Concert@ Newberry Park 7:30 pm


Community Band Concert

@ Oak Park 7:30 pm

Fire Hydrant FlushingThis Month

For Info Call 330-971-8130

Irish Festival12 noon - 7 pm

Flicks on the Falls8 pm

Akron Pops OrchestraConcert @ Valley Vista Park

7:30 pm Flicks on the Falls

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Flicks on the Falls

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Last Day of School forWoodridge Local School

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Scheduled transportationand activities

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Community Development

For over 30 years the downtown Falls River Square District has been wellknown for its summertime festivals. From the longest running festival inCuyahoga Falls, the Oktoberfest, to Festa Italiana and the Riverfront IrishFestival, folks throughout the region make the trip every year to attend one, ifnot all of these events.

Each festival, while celebrating its own unique heritage, also brings a sense of

family and community to the downtown.

Perhaps a little known fact about each of these festivals is that they are organized and carried outentirely by volunteers. The Irish, Italian and Oktoberfest committees are all non-profit 501 (c) 3organizations. Every dollar that is made throughout the three-day festivals is put back into theirrespective programs and charitable giving.

The committees hard work exemplifies the spirit ofCuyahoga Falls volunteerism and we areproud to honor the chairmen, committee members and hundreds of volunteers who give countlesshours to offer these unique festivals to our hometown!

Bob Thome

Irish Festival 2010 Chairman

Vito Testa

Festa Italiana 2010 Chairman

Bob Cochran

Oktoberfest 2010 Chairman

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Mayors 1st Tuesday

IndependenceDay

Firecracker CardParty @ Quirk

12 noon Senior Adult Bingo

@ Quirk 1 pm Farmers Market 3 - 7 pm


Touch-A-Truck@ Quirk 11 am

Farmers Market3 - 7 p m


Senior AdultBingo @ Quirk 1 pm

Farmers Market 3 - 7 pm Festa Italiana4 pm - midnight


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Antic Theatre SummerShow @ Quirk 8 pm

Rockin on the River

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All Kids Carnival@ Newberry Park 3 pm

Flicks on the Falls

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July 2011 Farmers Market

3 - 7 p m Rockin on the River

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New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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Community Band Concert@ Keyser Park 7:30 pm


Community Band Concert@ Lions Park 7:30 pm

Akron Pops OrchestraConcert @ Oak Park

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Festa Italiana11 am - 9 pm


Community Band Concert

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Burning River 100

Ultra Marathon Finale

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Balance of Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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Water Utilities DivisionThe City of Cuyahoga Falls water system supplies the daily water needs for thousands of households and

businesses in Cuyahoga Falls, Munroe Falls, Silver Lake and parts of Stow. Often taken for granted, our generouswater supply is provided by wells that have been drilled near the Cuyahoga River. The well head area is part ofa buried valley where permeable outwash gravels are crossed by major streams. The Cuyahoga River providesflow to the aquifer, and the well field is recharged by means of channels and lagoons.

Water supplied by the well field system is constantly monitored and must pass rigorous standards to guarantee thehighest quality water supply for the community. Approximately 200 miles of waterlines ranging from 2 inches to20 inches in diameter carry the water supplied by the Cuyahoga Falls Water Utilities system to consumers.

Protecting our precious water resource is critical. Many citizens have assisted through river and communitycleanup projects, educational programs and every day practices. Citizen participation will continue to be thedriving force behind the Water Utilities Division long-term plan to ensure that our water supply needs will be metfor many generations to come. The voluntary efforts of residents and businesses to report chemical spills andother potential sources of groundwater contamination are also nec-essary to preserve and protect ourcommunity water supply.

For more information on the Cityof Cuyahoga Falls Water Utilitiesprograms and services, please con-tact the Water Utilities Division at330-971-8130 or visit the City Website at www.cityofcf.com.


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Show @ Quirk 8 pm Rockin on the River

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R.I.O.T. on the River5 - 11 pm



August 2011

Junk in Your Trunk Sale@ Quirk

8:30 am - 12:30 pmAntic Theatre Summer

Show @ Quirk 8 pm


Farmers Market 3 - 7 pmAntic Theatre Summer

Show @ Quirk 8 pm Rockin on the River

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Senior AdultTexas Holdem @Quirk 12:30 pm

Farmers Market 3 - 7 pmBallroom Nights

@ Quirk 7:30 pmRockin on the River

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New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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www.cityofcf.com

Mayors 1st Tuesday


Farmers Market 3 - 7 pm Dance Fever @ Quirk

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Antic Theater SummerShow @ Quirk 8 pm






Community Band Concert@ Peninsula Shelter Water

Works Park 7:30 pm Flicks on the Falls

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Cuyahoga Falls Fire DepartmentSponsored Community Programs

Fire Inspection: Inspections are offered toboth residents and businesses in the community.This helps to eliminate hazardous conditions

which can cause or allow fires to spread.Carbon Monoxide Detector Check: Firecompanies inspect detectors upon request and when necessary, make recommendations foradditional units.

Smoke Detector Program:Lithium powered smoke detec-tors are installed upon requestfor Cuyahoga Falls homeowners.

Public Speaker: Members fromthe department give a variety oftalks to organizations and groupsin regards to life safety issues.

Some topics include senior safety, fire safety, fire department operations and rescue services.

Programs for Children

Annual Fire Prevention Week: The second week of October, fire fighters visit elementary schools in their fire enginesto familiarize young people with the trucks, fire equipment and fire gear/clothing. Each year, different fire and life safetytopics are featured.

Safety Town:As part of a joint effort with the Cuyahoga Falls Police Department, the fire department coordinates the

Cuyahoga Falls Safety Town program. This summer program is offered to all incoming kindergarten students residing inthe City, and provides age-appropriate safety lessons including fire safety, bicycle safety, stranger danger, water safety, and many others.

Fire Safety House:A specially designed and built trailer that resembles a home is used to educate children on fire safety and how to escape duringa fire. The house uses simulated smoke to add realism to the classes.

Learn Not To Burn and Life Safety Curriculum:A program specificallydesigned for each age group addresses the issues of life and fire safety. Topicsinclude: Holiday Safety; Cooking Safety; Careful Use of Smoking Materials;Safe Use of Space Heaters; GrillingSafety, Fireworks Safety; Stop, Dropand Roll; Change Your Clocks, Change

Your Batteries; Exit Drills and CrawlLow in Smoke.

Programs for Adults

Blood Pressure Check: Provides resi-dents with free blood pressure checksdaily between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at allfire stations.

Emergency Evacuation Plan: Preparesand teaches emergency evacuation plans

from your home and business.

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Labor Day

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This Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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Rosh HashanahBegins atSundown


Farmers Market

3 - 7 p m Dance Fever

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Oktoberfest5 pm - midnight

Punt Pass and KickCompetition @ Price

6:30 pm


All ResidentialSanitation Customers Fall

Cleanup This Week Riverfront Car Cruise

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Mayors 1st TuesdayAll Residential

Sanitation Customers FallCleanup This Week

New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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Riverfront Car Cruise

5 - 9 p m

4th Annual Powwow@ Keyser Park 10 am

Oktoberfest12 noon - midnight Improv @ Quirk

7:30 pm

4th Annual Powwow@ Keyser Park 12 noon

Oktoberfest12 noon - 8 pm

Grandparents Day IceCream Social @ Quirk 2pm

National PublicLands Day

Senior Adult Casino Day@ Quirk 12:30 pm Farmers Market

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Cuyahoga Falls Electric SystemBenefits of Public Power

The City of Cuyahoga Falls is a member of American MunicipalPower, Inc. (AMP). AMP, a wholesale provider of electric power

for 128 communities in 6 states, employs staff 24/7 to procurethe most cost effective electric power from a variety of energysources for member communities. In addition, AMP membercommunities develop and jointly own electric generation and con-servation projects that will assure reliable electric power for theircommunities for generations to come. To learn more about AMPmembers and projects, please visit www.amppartners.org.

Benefits of being served by theCuyahoga Falls Electric System include:

Low electric utility rates Community-owned and managed utility system

Immediate response to outages and power quality issues

Reliability through use of best available technologies

Residential and commercial energy efficiency planning for additional cost-savings benefits

Expertise of staff trained in all areas of electric service, safety and distribution

Community educational programs

Additional Cuyahoga Falls Electric System Public Power Services & Programs

EFFICIENCY SMART POWER PLANT (ESPP)

A virtual power plant, ESPP incorporates technologies and energy savings products that conserve energy and that lower costsfor households, businesses and institutions. For more information, contact the Cuyahoga Falls Electric System at 330-971-8060.

RESIDENTIAL ENERGY DEPOT An online energy conservation tool, the Residential Energy Depot assists with the evaluation of power usage in the home todetermine where there are areas of energy and cost savings. To access, visit the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com, underDepartments link onto Electric, and then click ontoResidential Energy Depot.

ECO-SMART CHOICE PROGRAMAn optional green energy pricing program, the Eco-SmartChoice Program, offers Cuyahoga Falls Electric System

customers the opportunity to support wind, solar, landfillgas and other sources of alternative energy development.To learn more, visit the City Web site, www.cityofcf.com,and under Departments, link to the Electric System andclick onto Eco-Smart Choice.

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Columbus Day Sweetest Day

Halloween

Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm Dance Fever

@ Quirk 7:30 pm Family Halloween Party

@ Quirk 6:30 pm

Oktoberfest Card Party@ Quirk 12 noon

Tickets at QCC Improv @ Quirk

7:30 pm

Community HalloweenSpooktacular @

Falls River Square 2 pm Trick or Treat

8 pm

Public Power Pride Week(October 2 - 8)

Fire Prevention Week(October 2 - 8)

October 2011

Yom KippurBegins atSundown

New Moon

Full Moon

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City Hall

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Margarine or plastic food bowlsor tubs, cups, styrofoam products,

microwave dishes, trays ortableware, buckets, toys, etc.

Aluminum food trays, doors,chairs & window frames, foil,

pressurized containers, pots & pans,hangers, containers that hold

hazardous materials such as waxes

or lawn & garden chemicals, etc.

Light bulbs, window orpicture frame glass, mirrors,

drinking glasses, ceramic dishes,oven cookware, pottery, etc.

Clear & colored glassjars & bottles such as soft

drink, mayonnaise, alcoholicbeverage, pickle, etc.

Newspaper, magazines, phonebooks, junk mail, cardboard(corrugated) & paperboard

(cereal boxes, beverage & foodboxes/cartons), etc.

Waxed paper, waxed or foodcontaminated cardboard; foodbox liners or wrappers, papertowels, hard cover books, etc.

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Clear & colored household plasticbottles and jugs numbered 1-7

including food and beveragebottles/jugs, household detergent,and cleaning product bottles, etc.

Cuyahoga Falls Recycle Guide

Preparation of Plastic, Metal and Glass Remove and discard all caps and lids. Labels may remain. Rinse and drain all containers. Place all recyclables into City of Cuyahoga Falls recycle container.

Preparation of Paper Commingle/contain with other recyclables; bundle if desired.

Recycling conserves energy, water and non-renewable resources,creates jobs and reduces pollution. Our local environment and our

global environment depend upon the individual efforts of citizens.

Aluminum, bi-metal ortin cans such as soup,

coffee, beer & soft drink,fruit & vegetable, seafood,

pet food, etc.

ACCEPTABLE UNACCEPTABLE

Sanitation Division2011 Recycle Cart Program

Take Pride, Cuyahoga Falls!Distribution of the new Recycle Carts has begun.

The City of Cuyahoga Falls Division of Sanitation willkeep residents informed of recycle cart distributionscheduling. For information on collection services,

contact the Division at 330-971-8010.

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Election Day Veterans Day

ThanksgivingDay

Holiday Craft Show byCraft Shoppe @ Quirk

Antic Theatre HolidayShow @ Quirk 8 pm

Daylight Saving TimeEnds Change Your

Smoke Detector Batteries


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Antic TheatreHoliday Show

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Leaf Pick-UpProgram Continues

Refuse & RecyclingCollection Delayed 1 Day

Balance of Week

Ballroom Nightsat Quirk 7:30 pm

November 2011


Senior Adult Bingo

@ Quirk 1 pm Dance Fever

@ Quirk 7:30 pm

Antic Theatre HolidayShow @ Quirk 8 pm

Antic TheatreHoliday Matinee Show

@ Quirk 3 pm

CF Library Book Presalefor Friends Members Only

5:30 - 8 pm

New Moon

Full Moon

Don L.Robart,Mayor

City Hall

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www.cityofcf.com

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Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 8 pm

OPENING DAY!Ice Rink @

Falls River Square12 noon - 9 pm

Ice Rink Open

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Ice Rink Open

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City of Cuyahoga Falls Street Division leadership and constant presence throughoutthe community demonstrate a level of community responsiveness that is unsurpassed.Street Department staff and skills are superior resources that target many different com-munity projects or programs within any given week.

The Street Departments involvement in construction and road repair projects, communityevents, school operations, emergencies and weather-related street conditions is well-known throughout the region and the state. Extraordinary reliability of service is expectedand provided around the clock all year long and is highly regarded as a standard for othercommunities to emulate.

For more information, please call the Cuyahoga Falls Street Division at 330-971-8030.

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Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 9 pm Improv @ Quirk

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All Residential SanitationCustomers HolidayCleanup This Week Ice Rink Open

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Dance Fever

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Band and ChorusHoliday Concert

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Annual City Blood DriveTo Schedule an AppointmentCall 1-800-givelife Ice Rink Open12 noon - 9 pm


Ice Rink CLOSED

Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 9 pm

Ice Rink Open

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Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 9 pm

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Full Moon

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www.cityofcf.com

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WrightBrothers Day

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Frequently Used Telephone Numbers

EMS, Police, Fire911

Crisis Prevention Hotline800-333-4444

Poison Control, Akron Regional330-379-8562800-222-1222

TTY Number: 800-374-1543

Fire Department.................................. 1924 Front Street, CFO 44221 ........330-971-8400

Deaf Teletype ......................................................................................... 330-923-7668

Greyhound Bus Lines ................................................................................. 330-434-9185

Humane Society of Greater Akron . 7996 Darrow Rd, Twinsburg 44087 .....330-487-0333

Internal Revenue Service ....................................................................... 1-800-829-1040

Deaf TDD............................................................................................ 1-800-829-4059License Bureau .....................................650 Graham Road, CFO 44221 ........330-929-6469

Metro Regional Transit Authority............................................................ 330-762-0341

Deaf TDD............................................................................................... 330-966-7467

Police Department............................... 2310 2nd Street, CFO 44221 .........330-928-2181

Deaf Teletype ......................................................................................... 330-923-7668

Poison Control Center............................................................................ 1-800-222-1222

Post Offices ........................................... 2054 2nd Street, CFO 44221 .........330-945-8091

....................................................... 3345 State Road, CFO 44223 .........330-928-9137

Saint Thomas Hospital ....................444 N. Main Street, Akron 44310......330-375-3000

Social Security Administration.............................................................. 1-800-772-1213

Spill Reporting Line (24 hours) .............................................................. 330-643-2522

State Parks ............................................................................................... 1-800-282-5393

Summa Western Reserve Hospital ....1900 23rd Street, CFO 44223 .........330-971-7000

Emergency Department ........................................................................ 330-971-7436

Deaf Teletype ......................................................................................... 330-971-7191

Summit County Building Dept. ....1030 East Tallmadge Ave., Akron 44310 ..330-630-7280

Summit County Health Dept. ............650 Graham Road, CFO 44221........330-923-4891

Summit County Sewer ................................................................................ 330-643-2400

Time Warner Cable .............................. 37 Midway Plaza, Tallmadge..........330-633-1839

Time and Temperature .............................................................................. 330-673-9811

Water and Sewer Emergencies................................................................. 330-971-8130(after business hours call police).......................................................... 330-928-2181

Emergencies City government offices will beclosed on the following days:New Years Day Monday, January 3, 2011

Martin Luther King Day Monday, January 17, 2011

Presidents Day Monday, February 21, 2011

Good Friday Friday,April 22, 2011

Memorial Day Monday, May 30,2011Independence Day Monday, July 4,2011

Labor Day Monday, September 5,2011

Veterans Day Friday, November 11,2011

Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 24, 2011

Day after Thanksgiving Friday, November 25,2011

Day Before Christmas Friday, December 23, 2011

Christmas Day Observed Monday, December 26,2011

New Years Day Observed Monday, January 2, 2012

Akron-Canton Airport .................................................................................. 330-896-2385Akron City Hospital............................. 525 E. Market Street, Akron 44304 ...330-375-3000Akron General Medical Center ..........400 Wabash Avenue, Akron 44307....330-344-6000

Emergency................................................................................................. 330-344-6611

Akron Metro Parks ....................................................................................... 330-867-5511

Akron Summit Convention Bureau .............................................................. 330-374-7560Ameritech.................................................50 W. Bowery Street, Akron 44308..1-800-660-1000

Barberton Citizens Hospital ........................................................................ 330-745-1611Cuyahoga Falls Chamber of Commerce ...151 Portage Trail, CFO 44221..........330-929-6756

Childrens Hospital ............................. One Perkins Square, Akron 44308 ....330-543-1000Emergency Room ...................................................................................... 330-543-3000

Poison Center......................................................................................... 1-800-872-5111

Cleveland Clinic Foundation .................9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland....1-800-223-2273

Cleveland Hopkins International Airport............................................... 1-216-265-6030Crisis Prevention Hot Line ........................................................................ 1-800-333-4444

Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education.........431 Stow Avenue, CFO 44221 .........330-926-3800

Cuyahoga Falls Library.................................................................................. 330-928-2117Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Employees Credit Union ................................. 330-923-1342Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad.............................................................. 1-800-468-4070Dog Licenses ................................................................................................... 330-630-7225

Dog Warden .................................................................................................... 330-643-2845Dominion East Ohio ............................. One Cascade Plaza, Akron 44308 .....330-794-0790

Call Before You Dig ................................................................................ 1-800-362-2764

Gas Leaks Fires Explosions.............................................................. 1-877-542-2630

Deaf Teletype (TDD) .............................................................................. 1-800-633-8903

Drivers License Examinations............650 Graham Road, CFO 44221.....330-923-9721

Edwin Shaw Rehabilitation Institute ..330 Broadway St. East, CFO 44221...330-436-0910

Deaf Teletype ......................................................................................... 330-784-8229Electric Emergencies ..................................... 8:00 am - 5:00 pm ..............330-971-8050

(after business hours call police).......................................................... 330-928-2181


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