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For copies of agendas and minutes that are not on the website, please contact the Clerk of Council, at 440.735.6510 or tsimons@bedfordoh.gov. Minutes will be posted after approval of Council.

The City of Bedford works with numerous public and private entities to bring resources to Bedford's existing and new businesses. Bedford Downtown Alliance Bedford Downtown Alliance's goal is to preserve and revitalize the downtown of Bedford, Ohio and to bring the community together in maintaining the city’s history and improving its future. Cuyahoga County Department of Development...

Bedford’s Economic Development Department is here to help whether you need a small retail space in Bedford’s Historic District or 10 acres in Bedford’s Tinkers Creek Commerce Park.  Contact us directly to talk about your business needs and to inquire about current and future commercial and industrial opportunities in Bedford.

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The Ultraviolet disinfection system installation commenced on April 11, 2011 and is to be completed by December, 2011. Nerone and Sons are the Contractors. The UV disinfections system is a replacement disinfection system for the Chlorine gas system used in years past. It will be a much safer alternative since chlorine gas and associated de-chlorination chemicals...

What is stormwater? Stormwater discharges are generated by runoff from land and impervious areas such as paved streets, parking lots, and building rooftops during rainfall and snow events that often contain pollutants in quantities that could adversely affect water quality. Most stormwater discharges are considered point sources and require coverage by a National Pollutant Discharge...

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT The City has painted FISH on our Storm Sewers and Catch Basins. These fish exhibit a reminder that what is dumped in a catch basin or drain has an affect on the quality of water and the livelihood of the natural habitants. Please Be Concise Of What You Put Down The Drain. SERVICE...

All Bedford Residents are encouraged to recycle, for every ton recycled it saves $40.22 per ton in disposal costs. RECYCLING AND REFUSE COLLECTION GUIDELINES Items to be placed in recycle tote: Aluminum, Steel and Bimetal cans Clear, brown and green glass jars and bottles - rinse and remove lids #1 - #7 Plastic Containers Newspaper,...

The City of Bedford has over 27 acres of park lands and facilities including Ellenwood Recreation Center and the outdoor municipal pool and skate park and is committed to providing our residents with safe and meaningful recreational opportunities. Ellenwood Center 124 Ellenwood Avenue Ellenwood Center is the home of the Parks and Recreation Department.  In...

January 1, 1881 the Bedford Village Council authorized the formation of a fire department.  On February 23, 1882 28 volunteer firefighters were sworn in as members of Bedford Fire Company #1. The first firehouse was located in a barn on Woodrow St. Early apparatus consisted of a hand pump and hose cart which was pulled...

Open burning:  Campfires and outdoor fireplace equipment, whether for cooking food for human consumption, pleasure, religious, , warmth, recreational, or similar purposes, if the following conditions are met: (a) They are fueled with clean seasoned firewood, natural gas or equivalent, or any clean burning fuel with emissions that are equivalent to or lower than those...

Training Firefighters must continually train, because many of the emergencies we are expected to respond to do not occur very often and can be very serious in nature.Lieutenant Brian Harting is responsible for Fire and Rescue Training Division of the Bedford Fire Department. There are 10 Certified State of Ohio Fire Instructors to assist in...