Lacking the funding to build a sewer system of its own and fearing that waiting on the county to step up could allow the City of Delaware to annex some of the most economically attractive areas in the county, Berlin Township officials may get creative in boosting utility services in the U.S. 36/Ohio 37 corridor.
Delaware County Commissioners on Monday approved the bid specifications for a road culvert replacement project that will require the closure of one of Delaware County’s main arteries for up to three weeks.
More than a dozen juveniles face charges after Delaware County Sheriff’s deputies found them using a vacant home to consume alcohol.
Despite recent changes in federal guidelines, many Delaware County municipalities are moving forward with replacing old road signs with newer, retroreflective signs.
Delaware County’s first baby of the new year was born at 2:46 a.m. Jan. 4, to Elizabeth and William (Bill) Kline of Berlin Township.
Residents, as well as the county’s checkbook and eco-conscience, have benefited from the switch to Rumpke services last winter, said Jenifer Way-Young, Keep Delaware County Beautiful Program coordinator.
The Delaware County Engineer’s Office is examining whether any road safety improvements need to be made in Berlin Township following two fatal crashes this month at adjacent Berlin Township intersections.
Even as the Nov. 8 election still approaches, the Delaware County Republican Party is looking ahead.