2013 calendar - city of cuyahoga falls

The Official Cityof Cuyahoga Falls

Community Calendar

Fellow Citizens of Cuyahoga Falls,

Happy New Year! 2013 will be an exciting, memorable and eventful year in the long, colorful history of Cuyahoga Falls. We will be celebratingyet another extraordinary milestone – the 125th anniversary of the Cuyahoga Falls Electric System!

We are also in the midst of numerous, extremely ambitious community development projects that have begun to help us prepare for a new era of diverse economic opportunities that will bring about a Cuyahoga Falls that is more resilient than ever.

Municipal services will continue to evolve and expand, stimulating momentum as never before in response to, and in anticipation of, the dynamicneeds of citizens and businesses. Building upon strategic partnerships with neighboring communities will also further strengthen our communityby bringing greater strength throughout the region.

With an even greater emphasis on education, cultural awareness and the arts, as well as on further development of the very best recreational opportunities, Cuyahoga Falls will continue to reinforce a unique identity and sense of pride that we all hold in our hearts as individual citizenswithin a great community.

Finally, through an intense community spirit to continue to work diligently together alongside our outstanding municipal departments and employees,Cuyahoga Falls will energetically drive forward initiatives that ensure preservation of our natural environment while clearly defining a bold and solid path for the future.

A sincere thank you is extended to all our Official City of Cuyahoga Falls Community Calendar partners who have made the “Cuyahoga Falls 2013: Leading the Way!” edition possible. From our City Internet web site, www.cityofcf.com, a direct link to each of our calendar partner web sites is provided. I urge you to visit these sites to learn more about the products andservices of our esteemed partners who support the high quality of community life we all enjoy.

I also encourage everyone to use this calendar as a valuable City resource and guide to a host of community events, programs and services throughout the upcoming year!Blessed to serve as your Mayor,

Don L. Robart

Cuyahoga Falls 2013: Leading the Way!

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New Year’s Day

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

t Ice Rink Open 12 noon - 8 pm

t Falls Travel Club @ Quirk 1 pm

t Ice Rink Open 3 - 9 pm

t Senior Adult Bingo @ Quirk 1 pm


t Dance Fever@ Quirk 7:30 pm


t Improv @ Quirk 7:30 pm

t Live Christmas Tree Pickup This Week

t Cuyahoga Falls City Schools Resume


t City Offices Closedt Ice Rink Open

12 noon - 8 pmt Ice Rink Open

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t Senior Adult Casino Day @ Quirk 12:30 pm

t Ice Rink Open 3 - 9 pmt Ballroom Nights

@ Quirk 7:30 pm


Don L. Robart, Mayor

City Hall 330-971-8000

Mayor’sFirst Tuesday

Is Every Month330-971-8200www.cityofcf.com

Refuse & Recycle Collections Holiday Schedule

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

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.

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New Year’s Day 2013......................................................... Tuesday, January 1, 2013Memorial Day ....................................................................... Monday, May 27, 2013Independence Day................................................................. Thursday, July 4, 2013Labor Day..................................................................... Monday, September 2, 2013Thanksgiving Day ...................................................... Thursday, November 28, 2013Christmas Day ........................................................ Wednesday, December 25, 2013New Year’s Day 2014 ................................................... Wednesday, January 1, 2014

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t Frozen River Festival@ Falls River Square



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Fire DepartmentLeadership of the Cuyahoga FallsFire Department (CFFD) is evidentthrough the high quality of criticalresponse and effective communitysafety education that CFFD expertlytrained staff provides around theclock, 365 days a year.

Proactive planning that relies on thevery best safety technologies, along-side continuous staff training, willensure that our community citizens,businesses and visitors can enjoythe entire array of extraordinary edu-cational opportunities, special eventsand cultural celebrations throughoutthe year.

In addition to Emergency Response and Rescue services, Community Programs provided by the CFFD include:

• Fire Prevention & Fire Inspections for Residents and Businesses• Customized Fire Safety Education for Children and Adults• Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector Programs• Blood Pressure Checks

For more information on CFFD services and programs, please call theDepartment at 330-971-8400, or visit the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com.


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t Daddy Daughter Date Night @ Quirk 7 pm

t CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk10 am - 1 pm


t Daddy Daughter Date Night @ Quirk 7 pm


t Daddy Daughter Date Night 1 pm

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t CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk 10 am - 1 pm





t Ballroom Nights @ Quirk 7:30 pm

Groundhog Day

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Link here to Valley Savings Bank Link here to Belfor Property Restoration

http://www.belfor.com/en/USA/Ohio/Akron-Cleveland.aspx

http://www.valleysavingsbank.com

Police DepartmentService and protection of the community com-pose the foundation of Cuyahoga Fall PoliceDepartment (CFPD) leadership. CFPD devotionto build upon a legacy and a mission of integrity,quality, and professionalism is evident througheach and every staff member’s response to acommunity or citizen need.

The leadership and department services providedby the CFPD daily reveal the care and concerneach officer and department staff member holdsfor individual citizens, as well as for the qualify oflife in our community.

Cuyahoga Falls represents a diverse population. In addition to daily safety enforcement servicesprovided, the CFPD also strongly supports andadvocates many critical social services whichreach out to members of the community whoneed assistance or guidance through life’s manychallenges.

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

ë Spring Break This Week for Cuyahoga Falls City and Woodridge Local Schools (March 25 - March 29) ì


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t CFABA Baseball Registration @ Quirk 10 am - 1 pm


t Great Lakes TheaterFree Touring Play“Double Heart” byDavid Hansen @ Quirk 1 pm

t Annual Benefit St. Pat’s Card Party @ Quirk 1 pm

t Antic Theatre Spring Show Family Gala@ Quirk 8 pm


t Daylight Saving Time Begins – Check Your SmokeDetector Batteries

t Antic Theatre Spring Matinee Show Family Gala @ Quirk 3 pm

t Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Quirk 7:30 pm


t Bunny Hop @ Quirk 11 am


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St. Patrick’sDay

Palm Sunday PassoverBegins atSundown

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t Spring Cast-A-Ways Garage Sale for Kids Only @ Quirk 9 am - 2 pm


t Antic Theatre Spring Matinee Show Family Gala @ Quirk 3 pm

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Link here to Executive Properties, Inc. Link here to Executive Properties, Inc.

http://www.execprop.com

http://www.execprop.com

Engineering Department

For more information, please contact the Cuyahoga FallsEngineering Department at 330-971-8180, or visit the CityWeb site at www.cityofcf.com.

The Cuyahoga Falls EngineeringDepartment is truly mapping thefuture of Cuyahoga Falls in manyways. A unique service department,the Engineering Department servesone of the most critical roles in allconstruction, community develop-ment and transportation projects.

Through the many and the diverse services provided, dedicated andspecially trained staff memberswork hard to sustain the high quali-ty of life in Cuyahoga Falls. TheCuyahoga Falls EngineeringDepartment is leading the way intoan exciting, economically sustain-able future for the community.


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t Mayor’s 1st Tuesdayt Falls Travel Club

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t City of Cuyahoga Falls Income Tax Due


t Senior Texas Hold’em @ Quirk 12:30 pm


t Spring Cast-A-Ways Outdoor Garage Salefor Adults @ Quirk 9 am - 2 pm

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Link here to Summa Western Reserve HospitalLink here to the Falls BMV

http://www.westernreservehospital.org

http://www.fallsbmv.com

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Armed Forces Day

River Day

Memorial Day

Mothers’ Day Peace Officers’Memorial Day

Cinco de Mayo



t CF Library FriendsBook Presale for Members Only5:30 - 8 pm

t Mom Prom@ Quirk 7 pm

t All Residential Sanitation Customers Spring Cleanup This Week

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Studebaker, Hudsons & AMC

t Summit Songwriters Showcase MomsSpecial @ Quirk 7 pm


t CF Library Book Sale10 am - 6 pm

t National Public Works WeekMay 19 - 25

t Rockin’ on the River 5 pm - 12 midnight



Delayed 1 Day Balance of the Week

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pm Theme: Military Classics & 2 Seat Convertibles

NationalMaritime Day

t All Residential Sanitation CustomersSpring Cleanup This Weekt Car Cruise In

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Link here to GOJO Industries

http://www.gojo.com

Buildings & Grounds MaintenanceThe Cuyahoga Falls Division of Buildings & Grounds Maintenance sustainsa proud legacy of environmental leadership through many municipal services,seasonal and annual department operations. These include:

Adopt-A-Spot for Beautification• Citywide public grounds flowerscapes supported by local businesses and

community volunteers Information Line 330-971-8351

Public Grounds Maintenance• Trimming and comprehensive maintenance

at over 80 sites through the community • Flower planting in municipal flowerbeds,

including the Broad Blvd. islands

Cemetery Operations• Responsible for plot sales, burials, headstone

foundations, perpetual care & maintenance • Leaf and snow removal on all

Cemetery Grounds• Oakwood Cemetery• Northampton Cemetery• Harrington Cemetery• Botzum Cemetery (non-active,

maintenance only)Cemetery Line 330-971-8446

Tree Maintenance/Stewardship• Street trees located on city right of way devil strips/tree lawns –

responsible for evaluating, trimming, removal, planting new trees• 2 Certified Arborists on staff

Tree Hotline 330-971-8345


Flag Day

Fathers’ Day First Day of Summer

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t Hydrant Flushing Begins This Month


t Woodridge High School Graduation

t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Camaro & Firebird

t Last Day of School Cuyahoga Falls City School District


t Youth Tennis Lessons Begin

t Playground & Tot TimePrograms Begin

t Community Band Con-cert @ Quirk 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: GTO 442 Chevelle

t Flicks on the Falls


t CommunityBand Concert @ Linden Park 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Cadillac- Buick-Olds

t Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Valley Vista Park 7:30 pm


t Community Band Concert @ Newberry Park 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Mopar Night

t Senior Adult CasinoDay @ Quirk 12:30 pm

t Ballroom Nights @Quirk 7:30 pm


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t Riverfront Irish Fest5 pm - 12 midnight

t Wading Pools Opent Riverfront Irish Fest

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t Riverfront Irish Fest12 noon - 7 pm


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Link here to Acme StoresLink here to Don Sitts

http://www.acmestores.com

http://donsitts.com/temps/index.cfm

Community DevelopmentCreating Dynamic Growth OpportunitiesIn Cuyahoga Falls, the Development Department ignites opportunities! Opportunities that lead to new projects, job creationand new housing choices. Throughout the City, we provide the catalyst for growth, whether it’s a new industrial park, housingdevelopment, mixed use building, major retail center or new events in our downtown riverfront district.

The Development Department makes its mark in so many areas of the City, from providing assistance in replacing siding anda roof for a homeowner, to the demolition and new construction of a vacated, abandoned home. Having a vision for a betterfuture and a solid plan that can carry it out is what the Development Department is all about. In the last 10 years, our depart-ment has successfully obtained over $8 million dollars in grant funding to clean up contaminated industrial sites, which willpave the way for hundreds of new jobs in our community.

We have highlighted three areas of the City that were targeted for redevelopment and have experienced notable success:

State RoadThe City continues its focus on State Road. From amassive public infrastructure project, completed in2002, which placed utilities underground, providednew solar bus shelters and awesome streetscapes, tocreating incentives to encourage business renovationto the purchase and redevelopment of the formerState Road Shopping Center, the DevelopmentDepartment will certainly make its mark on the land-scape of our great community one project at a time.

South Front Street From the demolition of the Prospect Mold and Die building inMarch 2008, to the grand opening of the Watermark Building in 2012, the South Front Street area has undergone a tremendoustransformation. Where vacant industrial buildings once blocked theriver from view, we now enjoy a beautiful urban park in a walkableneighborhood which spurred the grand opening of a $10 millionresidential and retail complex in 2012. And we are not done yet!

Portage Trail A large, vacant, condemned and foreclosed property sat for years at the corner of 11th Street and Portage Trail. It was clear theproperty owner was not going to taken any steps to improve theproperty, so the Development Department stepped in to purchase

the building using federal dollars,and demolished it with grant money.Without the City’s persistence toeradicate an eyesore, a new medicaloffice building would not be underconstruction – watch the progress!

South Front building demolition

New Watermark Building

Acme #10 Expansion on State Road

1100 Portage Trail before (above) and under construction (below)

Conceptual plan for new Portage Crossing Marketplace


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IndependenceDay

t Hydrant FlushingContinues

t CommunityBand Concert @ Oak Park 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Fallen Honor Riverfront Cruiser’s Night t Mayor’s 1st Tuesday


Collections Delayed 1Day Balance of Week



t Goldfish Catch @ All Wading Pools 6 pm



t Community Band Concert @ Keyser Park 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Street Rods & Fat Fenders

t Touch-a-Truck @ Quirk 11 am


t Akron Pops Orchestra Concert @ Oak Park 7:30 pm

t Summertime Fun Card Party @ Quirk 12 Noon



t Community Band Concert @ ValleyVista Park 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: All Makes 55-56-57 Night


t Festa Italiana 2 pm - 12 midnight

t CommunityBand Concert @ Water Works Park - Peninsula Shelter 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Corvette All Years

t Community Band Concert @ LionsPark 7:30 pm

t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Mustang – Cougar

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t Festa Italiana 11 am - 12 midnight


t Festa Italiana 11 am - 9 pm

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t Italian-American Heritage Night

Link here to Americhem, Inc.Link here to Thompson Electric, Inc.

http://americhem.com

http://thompsonelectric.com

Water Utilities DivisionProtecting and conserving our precious sources ofwater is critical. The Water Utilities Division hasdeveloped a long-term plan to ensure that watersupply needs will be met for many generations tocome. Voluntary efforts of residents and businessesto report chemical spills and other potential sourcesof ground water contamination play a most importantrole within our local water quality protection plan.

Ongoing development of strategies to also reduce flooding and to improve overall surface water qualityof local streams and the Cuyahoga River is priorityin both short and long-term planning. Our water andstorm water professionals take great pride in thestrength of our community’s initiatives to preventpollution and to assure quality of life.

For more information on the City of Cuyahoga Falls Water Utilities programsand services, please contact the Water Utilities Division at 330-971-8130 orvisit the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com.


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t Antic Theatre SummerShow @ Quirk 8 pm


t Outdoor Flea Market @ Quirk 8 am - 2 pm

t Antic Theatre Summer Show @ Quirk 8 pm



t Senior Adult Texas Hold’em @ Quirk 12:30 pm


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t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Mayor Don Robart Night, Cars of the 60’s t Flicks on the Falls




t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Nostalgia Gasser & Race Cars t Flicks on the Falls


t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Ford, Mercury, Lincoln ’82 & Older t Flicks on the Falls

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t Antic Theatre SummerShow @ Quirk 8 pm


Link here to the Falls News PressLink here to The Fedeli Group

http://www.fallsnewspress.com

http://www.thefedeligroup.com

Information Technology Services

The City of Cuyahoga Falls ITS Division diligently manages efficient communi-cations involving all municipal operations and citizen services. The technological

needs of our progressive community require synchronizedmanagement that can effectively and continuously monitorquality of performance and response of traffic and safety forceequipment, as well as of the detailed components comprisingmunicipal communication and Internet services. ITS Divisionleadership and expertise are truly second-to-none.

Cuyahoga Falls Online (CFO)Join the thousands who benefit frompaperless and efficient CFO Services. Sign up today at www.cityofcf.com!


Labor Day

Grandparents’Day

Patriot Day

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First Day of Autumn

Rosh HashanahBegins at Sundown

National Public

Lands Day

Yom KippurBegins atSundown


Delayed 1 DayBalance of Week

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Import Classics

t Mayor’s 1st Tuesdayt All Residential

Sanitation Customers Fall Cleanup This Week


t Senior Adult Bingo@ Quirk 1 pm

t Oktoberfest 12 noon - 12 midnight

t Oktoberfest 12 noon - 8 pm

t All Residential Sanitation Customers Fall Cleanup This Week

t Car Cruise In 5 - 9 pmTheme: Cruisin’ Times Magazine & Handy Randy


t Senior Adult Casino Day @ Quirk 12:30 pm


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FullMoon

NewMoon

t Oktoberfest 5 pm - 12 midnight

t Punt, Pass & Kick Competition @ Price 6:30 pm


t Car Cruise In5 - 9 pmTheme: Staff Appreciation Night

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Link here to Cuyahoga Falls Library Link here to Falls Heating & Cooling, Inc.

http://fallsheating.com

http://www.cuyahogafallslibrary.org

Cuyahoga Falls Electric System

In addition to the delivery of reliable, affordableelectric power, the CFES provides the communi-ty energy efficiency services and education, anexciting opportunity to support renewable energydevelopment through Eco-Smart Choice, as wellas a highly skilled staff to respond quickly toelectric utility needs and emergencies.

For more information on any of the programs or services provided by your Cuyahoga Falls Electric System,please call 330-971-8060, or visit the City Web site atwww.cityofcf.com to link to detailed descriptions.

Reliable, Local, OURS... Now THAT’s Public Power Pride!

“The Cuyahoga Falls Electric System – Celebrating 125 Years!”

Serving the community since 1888, the Cuyahoga Falls Electric System (CFES) has been bringing thebenefits of Public Power through a community-owned electric utility. As a Public Power Community, theCity of Cuyahoga Falls offers electricity for residents and businesses at not-for-profit rates that are signif-icantly lower than rates of investor-owned utilities.

With 11 distribution substations and over 308 milesof overhead and underground distribution lines,electric power is distributed through over 3,700transformers to more than 24,000 households andbusinesses served by the CFES.


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Columbus DayObserved

Sweetest Day

Halloween

United NationsDay

t Mayor’s 1st Tuesdayt Falls Travel Club

@ Quirk 1 pm


t Family Halloween Party @ Quirk 6:30 pm

t Public Power Pride Week (October 6 - 12)

t Fire Prevention Week(October 6 - 12)

t Oktoberfest Card Party @ Quirk 12 noon(Tickets at Quirk)




t Trick or Treat 6 – 8 pmt Community Halloween

Spooktacular2 pm - 4 pm

t Leaf Pick-Up Program Begins

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Link here to Efficiency Smart Link here to American Municipal Power

http://www.efficiencysmart.org/index.aspx

http://amppartners.org

A utomation and adoption of the most advanced technologies today support thevery best solid waste management and recycling services for the citizens ofCuyahoga Falls. Carefulplanning for cost-effec-tive, efficient and com-prehensive collections

alongside extensive communityrecycling education, has resultedin a level of citizen participationthat continues to demonstrateenvironmental leadership thathas been building momentumsince 1989.

For detailed information on all the services provided by theCuyahoga Falls Sanitation &Recycling Utilities Division, or for a City of Cuyahoga FallsResidential Recycle Guide,please visit the City Web site at www.cityofcf.com and under“Departments” link to SanitationUtilities.

Sanitation Division


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Election Day

Veterans’ Day

Thanksgiving Day

All Saints’ Day

t Daylight Saving Time Ends Check Your Smoke Detector Batteries « Mayor’s 1st Tuesday

t Holiday Treasures Craft Show (by Craft Shoppe) @ Quirk 9 am - 3 pm

t Antic Theatre Holiday Show @ Quirk 8 pm

t Antic TheatreMatinee Holiday Show@ Quirk 3 pm




Collections Delayed 1 Day Balance of Week

t Ballroom Nights@ Quirk 7:30 pm

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t City Offices Closedt Senior Adult

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Link here to Cuyahoga Falls Historical SocietyLink here to Family Treasures Jewelers

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http://www.familytreasuresjewelers.com

Street Division

Everywhere in the community, citizens, schools, businesses andvisitors enjoy the services provided by the Cuyahoga Falls StreetDivision. Transportation routes that link all the amenities of ourextraordinary community are kept clear, safe and easily accessibledue to the efforts of our Street Division team.

Regardless of many seasonal challenges in northeast Ohio, our Street Division is prepared to respond to every need to keep

pedestrian walkways, roadsand highways free of dangerand to keep citizens connected to the hundreds of products and services offered byour community businesses, schools and churches.

Sanitation Customers Holiday Cleanup (December 26 - December 28)

Sanitation Customers Holiday Cleanup (Dec. 30 - 31)


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Christmas Day

Pearl Harbor Day

First Dayof Winter

New Year’s Eve

First Day ofKwanzaa

Christmas Eve

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Frequently Used Telephone NumbersFire Department ....................................1924 Front Street, CFO 44221...........330-971-8400

Deaf Teletype..............................................................................................330-923-7668Greyhound Bus Lines.......................................................................................330-434-9185Humane Society of Greater Akron ... 7996 Darrow Rd, Twinsburg 44087 .......330-487-0333Internal Revenue Service ..............................................................................1-800-829-1040

Deaf TDD.................................................................................................1-800-829-4059License Bureau ....................................650 Graham Road, CFO 44221 .........330-929-6469Metro Regional Transit Authority ....................................................................330-762-0341

Deaf TDD....................................................................................................330-966-7467Poison Control Center...................................................................................1-800-222-1222Police Department .................................2310 2nd Street, CFO 44221............330-928-2181

Deaf Teletype..............................................................................................330-923-7668Post Offices ............................................2054 2nd Street, CFO 44221............330-945-8091

........................................................3345 State Road, CFO 44223 ...........330-928-9137Saint Thomas Hospital.......................444 N. Main Street, Akron 44310 ........330-375-3000Social Security Administration.....................................................................1-800-772-1213Spill Reporting Line (24 hours) .......................................................................330-643-2522State Parks......................................................................................................1-800-282-5393Summa Barberton Hospital..............................................................................330-615-3000Summa Western Reserve Hospital......1900 23rd Street, CFO 44223 ...........330-971-7000

Emergency Department ............................................................................330-971-7436Deaf Teletype..............................................................................................330-971-7191

Summit County Building Dept......1030 East Tallmadge Ave., Akron 44310....330-630-7280Summit County Health Dept..........1100 Graham Road Circle, Stow 44224 ....330-923-4891Summit County Sewer ......................................................................................330-643-2400Time and Temperature ......................................................................................330-673-9811Time Warner Cable..............................1919 Brittain Road, Akron 44313......1-877-772-2253Water and Sewer Emergencies........................................................................330-971-8130

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

City government offices will be closed on the following days:

New Year’s Day – Tuesday, January 1, 2013Martin Luther King Day – Monday, January 21, 2013

Presidents’ Day – Monday, February 18, 2013Good Friday – Friday, March 29, 2013

Memorial Day – Monday, May 27, 2013Independence Day – Thursday, July 4, 2013

Labor Day – Monday, September 2, 2013Veterans’ Day – Monday, November 11, 2013

Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 28, 2013Day after Thanksgiving – Friday, November 29, 2013

Day Before Christmas – Tuesday, December 24, 2013Christmas Day – Wednesday, December 25, 2013

New Year’s Day – Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Akron-Canton Airport ....................................................................................1-888-434-2359Akron City Hospital ...............................525 E. Market Street, Akron 44304 ....330-375-3000Akron General Medical Center .............400 Wabash Avenue, Akron 44307 ....330-344-6000

Emergency ...................................................................................................330-384-6611Akron Metro Parks ............................................................................................330-867-5511Akron Summit Convention Bureau ..................................................................330-374-7560 Children’s Hospital ...............................One Perkins Square, Akron 44308.....330-543-1000

Emergency Room ........................................................................................330-543-3000Poison Center ...........................................................................................1-800-872-5111

Cleveland Clinic Foundation ...................9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland ....1-800-223-2273Cleveland Hopkins International Airport ......................................................1-216-265-6030Crisis Prevention Hot Line .............................................................................1-800-333-4444Cuyahoga Falls Board of Education .........431 Stow Avenue, CFO 44221 .........330-926-3800Cuyahoga Falls Chamber of Commerce ....151 Portage Trail, CFO 44221 ..........330-929-6756Cuyahoga Falls Library......................................................................................330-928-2117Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad .................................................................1-800-468-4070Dog Licenses ......................................................................................................330-630-7226Dog Warden ........................................................................................................330-643-2845Dominion East Ohio...............................One Cascade Plaza, Akron 44308 .....330-794-0790

Call Before You Dig ..................................................................................1-800-362-2764Gas Leaks – Fires – Explosions...............................................................1-877-542-2630Deaf Teletype (TDD) .................................................................................1-800-633-8903

Driver’s License Examinations...............650 Graham Road, CFO 44221.......330-923-9721Edwin 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) .................................................................330-928-2181Falls Catholic Credit Union ...............................................................................330-929-7341

EMS, Police, Fire 911

Poison Control, Akron Regional330-379-8562 800-222-1222

TTY Number: 800-374-1543

Emergencies

City Council meets at the Natatorium in Council Chambers on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 pm. Committee meetings, where public opinion is welcomed,

are generally held on the first and third Monday of each month beginning at 6:30 pm. City Council is in recess the month of August. For meeting confirmation dates and times,

please contact the City of Cuyahoga Falls Law Department at 330-971-8190.

Calendar design by Gary Rittenour, The Art MooseumCalendar printed by Star Printing Co., Inc.

Municipal Building Directory2310 Second Street • Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 • Telephone: 330-971-8000

Administration .............................................................................................330-971-8000Mayor’s Office .......................................................................................330-971-8200Service Director ....................................................................................330-971-8240

Buildings and Grounds Maintenance........................................................330-971-8151Tree Hotline Number (for tree lawn trees only) ....................................330-971-8345

Cemetery Operations ..................................................................................330-971-8446Civil Service .................................................................................................330-971-8150Community Development/Falls River Square ..........................................330-971-8135

Housing Inspection ...............................................................................330-971-8145Housing Rehabilitation ..........................................................................330-971-8140Planning and Zoning.............................................................................330-971-8135Festival Line..........................................................................................330-971-8373

Deaf TTYCity Building Administration ..................................................................330-971-8193Police and Fire – Non-Emergency........................................................330-923-7668Toll Free Relay Service......................................................................1-800-750-0750

Electric Service Department ......................................................................330-971-8060Dispatch (for Emergencies) ..................................................................330-971-8050(after business hours, call Police).........................................................330-928-2181

Engineering Division...................................................................................330-971-8180Finance Department....................................................................................330-971-8230Fire Department (non-emergency) ...........Deaf TDD 330-923-7668 .........330-971-8400Human Resources.......................................................................................330-971-8195Income Tax Department..............................................................................330-971-8220Information Services...................................................................................330-971-8160Law Department ..........................................................................................330-971-8190Mayor’s Court ..............................................................................................330-971-5650Parks and Recreation Department ............................................................330-971-8225

Information Line ....................................................................................330-971-8223Softball Hot Line ...................................................................................330-971-8369Brookledge Golf Club............................................................................330-971-8416Downview Sports Center ......................................................................330-971-8418Natatorium Health & Fitness Center.....................................................330-971-8080

Natatorium Info. Line .......................................................................330-971-8082Quirk Cultural Center ............................................................................330-971-8425Water Works Family Aquatic Center.....................................................330-971-8433

Water Works Information Line.........................................................330-971-8299Police Department (non-emergency) .......Deaf TDD 330-923-7668 .........330-928-2181Sanitation Division ......................................................................................330-971-8010

Environmental Line (recording).............................................................330-971-8015Street Department .......................................................................................330-971-8030

Snow Removal/Leaf Pick-Up ................................................................330-971-8031Switchboard ................................................Deaf TDD 330-971-8193 .........330-971-8000Technical Service Department (customer service) ..................................330-971-8020Utility Billing Department (customer service) .........................................330-971-8250Water Department .......................................................................................330-971-8130

Water Stockroom ..................................................................................330-971-8005Water and Sewer Emergencies ......................8:00 am - 5:00 pm..............330-971-8130

(after business hours, call Police).........................................................330-928-2181

Cuyahoga Falls GovernmentMayor ...........................Don L. Robart ....................1745 Calvert Drive ............330-929-5872

Service Director .....................................................Valerie Wax Carr

Law Director ...........................................................Paul Janis

Finance Director ....................................................Joseph Brodzinski

Community Development Director.......................Susan Truby

CITY COUNCILCouncil at Large..........Carol Klinger......................1715 17th Street ...............330-929-8429

......................................Carrie Hummel Snyder......1248 Chestnut Blvd ..........330-819-3738

......................................Jeff Iula..............................2597 24th Street ...............330-926-9855

Ward 1 ..........................Vince Rubino .....................880 Markham Avenue.......330-618-3141

Ward 2 ..........................Mary Ellen Pyke ................854 Chestnut Blvd. ...........330-922-0987

Ward 3 ..........................Ken Barnhart .....................1725 Calvert Drive ............330-922-0983

Ward 4 ..........................Mark Ihasz.........................2376 11th Street................330-922-3006

Ward 5 ..........................Diana Colavecchio ............3414 Haggerty Way ..........330-310-6041

Ward 6 ..........................Don Walters.......................3395 Pendleton Street ......330-929-9399

Ward 7 ..........................Jerry James.......................2209 Liberty Street............330-929-8117

Ward 8 ..........................Terry Mader .......................1946 Theiss Road.............330-920-1060

Standing (left to right): Terry Mader, Vincent Rubino, Mark Ihasz, Jerry James, Don Walters, Ken Barnhart, Carol Klinger

Seated (left to right): Mary Ellen Pyke, Diana Colavecchio, Jeff Iula, Carrie Hummel Snyder

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