New fire lane law discourages public from posting own signs
Delaware City Council updated sections of its city code, clarifying who can create and enforce designated fire lanes.
Apr 27 2012 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
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2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. — Whipping up trouble before ever reaching land, Hurricane Irene zeroed in Friday for a catastrophic run up the Eastern Seaboard. More than 2 million people were told to move to safer places, and New York City ordered the nation’s biggest subway system shut down for the first time because of a natural disaster.
Aug 27 2011 | Posted in AP News | Read More »
Delaware city identifies site of 4th fire station
Delaware city council on Monday took the first steps toward building the city’s fourth fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) station by approving the purchase of about 2.4 acres of land where the station will be built.
Aug 9 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Voters approve 911 levy renewal
For the Delaware County 911 levy, it turns out the second time was the charm. Voters on Tuesday soundly approved a 5-year, 0.45-mill renewal of the 911 levy 6Â4 percent to 36 percent (14,386 for, compared to 7,957 against), according to complete but unofficial voting results. It will cost the owner of a $200,000 home $27.56 a year, while raising $12.8 million for the county over its lifetime.
May 4 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »
Remains of burned-out building to be cleared soon
The scorched remains of the Little Sheep Childcare and Learning Center are still visible on North Sandusky Street, but according to property owner George Rodman, permits have been filed to get cleanup under way soon. The work will include minor environmental cleanup, Rodman said.
Delaware City locates land for new fire station
Delaware City Council this week agreed to pay $225,000 for property along West Central Avenue to make way for a income-tax supported fire substation.
Mar 17 2011 | Posted in Current News | Read More »