Category: City News

CEI has a planned outage on Wednesday, November 27 from 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. affecting the Downtown District, as well as Tarbell Avenue, Washington Street, and Woodrow Avenue.   Any questions contact 1-800-633-4766.

Refuse collection will not be affected by Thanksgiving Day holiday.  Put your trash and recyclables out on regularly scheduled day.

When snow accumulations exceed two inches, a parking ban is put into effect. No parking on any city streets. It is the property owner’s responsibility to clear snow from the sidewalk. In addition, we request residents clear fire hydrants in front of their homes. When having your driveway and sidewalks cleared of snow, all snow … Continued

Refuse collection will not be affected by Veterans Day holiday.  Put your trash and recyclables out on regularly scheduled day.

Please join the City of Bedford and turn off your holiday lights on Wednesday, December 18, and then donate your electricity savings or more to the “Lights Out for Hunger” campaign. Checks should be made out to The Southeast Clergy Council and sent to: First Baptist Church of Bedford 445 Turney Road, Bedford, Ohio 44146 … Continued

Leaf collection will begin in October. We will make continuous rounds of the city until all leaves are collected. Please do not rake leaves into the street as they block the catch basins and storm sewers. Please be considerate of parking on the street during leaf season. Workers are not able to pick up leaves … Continued

The Board of Elections is accepting applications for poll workers for the November 5th General Election.  Earn up to $200 for assisting voters on Election Day.  You may apply online at: www.443vote.us, or call 216-443-3277.  

Beginning on Monday, October 14, the Service Department will be performing a repair of a sinkhole on West Grace.  In order to perform this work safely, the road will need to be closed.  Detour signs will be posted.  The work is expected to be completed within a week. We do apologize for any inconvenience this … Continued

THE NOVEMBER 5, 2019 GENERAL ELECTION It is time to get prepared to vote in the November 5, 2019 General Election. Voters will decide county, school and municipal issues.  There will be mayors, city council members, School Board seats, judicial and other municipal offices on the ballot. The voter registration deadline for the November 5th … Continued

October is the last month for chipper service. Chipper service is the week of October 7 through October 11. Have clippings on tree lawn before October 7 and called into the Service Department at 440-735-6583.