Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the Village of Ashville remembers the lives lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the countless lives forever changed.
25 years later, we remember. We honor. We will never forget.
25 years later, we remember. We honor. We will never forget.
🚧 **UPCOMING ROAD CLOSURE** 🚧
Please be aware that Harrison Street, from Long Street to Powell Street, will be closed Friday, September 11, from 3:30 PM–10:30 PM for a special event.
Please plan ahead, use an alternate route, and use caution in the surrounding area. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Please be aware that Harrison Street, from Long Street to Powell Street, will be closed Friday, September 11, from 3:30 PM–10:30 PM for a special event.
Please plan ahead, use an alternate route, and use caution in the surrounding area. Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
Happy Labor Day! Our offices are closed today and we will resume regular hours tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8th at 8am. Trash services will be delayed by one day this week.
VILLAGE OF ASHVILLE MEETINGS – SEPTEMBER 8, 2026
The Village of Ashville will hold its Committee of the Whole meeting at 6:00 PM, followed by the Village Council meeting at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
Residents are encouraged to attend and stay informed about what’s happening in our community. Please see the attached agendas for items scheduled to be discussed.
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The Village of Ashville will hold its Committee of the Whole meeting at 6:00 PM, followed by the Village Council meeting at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
Residents are encouraged to attend and stay informed about what’s happening in our community. Please see the attached agendas for items scheduled to be discussed.
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The Village of Ashville Public Safety Committee will meet Tuesday, September 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM.
Topics on the agenda include scooter and eBike policies, parking on Cherry Street, neighborhood watch, and the potential purchase of drones.
The meeting is open to the public, and residents are welcome to attend.
The Village of Ashville Public Service Committee will meet tonight, Monday, August 31, at 6:30 PM.
Topics on the agenda include an update on the trash consortium and discussion on the current status of ongoing and upcoming Village projects.
As always, residents are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Topics on the agenda include an update on the trash consortium and discussion on the current status of ongoing and upcoming Village projects.
As always, residents are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Stay informed and get involved! Check out the dates and times for The Village of Ashville Council Meetings for the month of September. Your voice matters in shaping our community. #AshvilleCouncil #CommunityMatters #StayEngaged
🚧 TRAFFIC PATTERN CHANGES – PLEASE PLAN AHEAD 🚧
Due to the ongoing Water Plant Project, temporary traffic changes will be in place on Park Street for the duration of the Water Plant Project:
🔴 Park Street will be CLOSED between Station Street and the Park St/Gary St Alley Way.
🔵 Park Street from the alley south to Plum Street will be ONE WAY, traveling SOUTH.
🔵 The Park St/Gary St Alley Way will be ONE WAY, traveling WEST toward Park Street.
🏠 Access to 68–110 Park Street: Please use Maple Street or Gary Street to reach the Park St/Gary St Alley Way, then travel west to Park Street.
These traffic patterns will remain in effect for 18 to 24 months, or until the Water Plant Project is completed. Please pay close attention to posted signs, use caution in the area, and allow yourself a little extra time.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as this important project continues!
Due to the ongoing Water Plant Project, temporary traffic changes will be in place on Park Street for the duration of the Water Plant Project:
🔴 Park Street will be CLOSED between Station Street and the Park St/Gary St Alley Way.
🔵 Park Street from the alley south to Plum Street will be ONE WAY, traveling SOUTH.
🔵 The Park St/Gary St Alley Way will be ONE WAY, traveling WEST toward Park Street.
🏠 Access to 68–110 Park Street: Please use Maple Street or Gary Street to reach the Park St/Gary St Alley Way, then travel west to Park Street.
These traffic patterns will remain in effect for 18 to 24 months, or until the Water Plant Project is completed. Please pay close attention to posted signs, use caution in the area, and allow yourself a little extra time.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as this important project continues!
🚧 **UPCOMING ROAD WORK – PLEASE PLAN AHEAD** 🚧
Road work is scheduled to begin Tuesday, August 25 near Long Street at the Walnut Mill entrance (Cider Mill Dr). Lane restrictions and flaggers will be present.
This may affect anyone traveling Ashville Pike/Long Street or entering/exiting Walnut Mills or Lakes at Ashton Village.
Please allow extra travel time, use caution in the work zone, and watch for flaggers. Thank you for your patience!
Road work is scheduled to begin Tuesday, August 25 near Long Street at the Walnut Mill entrance (Cider Mill Dr). Lane restrictions and flaggers will be present.
This may affect anyone traveling Ashville Pike/Long Street or entering/exiting Walnut Mills or Lakes at Ashton Village.
Please allow extra travel time, use caution in the work zone, and watch for flaggers. Thank you for your patience!
Due to the amount of recent rain, portions of Morrison Drive, Dowling Avenue, and Jameson Street are taking on water from the nearby ponds.
Please use caution when traveling through these areas and avoid driving through standing water whenever possible. Conditions can change quickly, so please slow down and stay safe!
Please use caution when traveling through these areas and avoid driving through standing water whenever possible. Conditions can change quickly, so please slow down and stay safe!
☕ Coffee & Conversation ☕
Join Council President Pro Tempore Jeff Martin for an open and informal opportunity to share your thoughts, ask questions, and chat about what’s happening in our village—all over a cup of coffee!
📅 Friday, August 21
⏰ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Lisa’s Sweet Shop
All are welcome! Stop by, grab a coffee, and join the conversation. No agenda, no formal meeting—just a chance to connect with your local leadership and talk about the things that matter to you and our community.
Can’t make it during that time or prefer a one-on-one conversation? Email jmartin@ashvilleohio.gov to schedule a dedicated time.
Join Council President Pro Tempore Jeff Martin for an open and informal opportunity to share your thoughts, ask questions, and chat about what’s happening in our village—all over a cup of coffee!
📅 Friday, August 21
⏰ 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Lisa’s Sweet Shop
All are welcome! Stop by, grab a coffee, and join the conversation. No agenda, no formal meeting—just a chance to connect with your local leadership and talk about the things that matter to you and our community.
Can’t make it during that time or prefer a one-on-one conversation? Email jmartin@ashvilleohio.gov to schedule a dedicated time.
📢 **UPCOMING VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING**
The next Village of Ashville Council Meeting will be held Monday, August 17, 2026 at 6:30 PM.
Residents are always encouraged to stay informed and involved! Council meeting agendas and approved minutes can be found on our website:
https://www.ashvilleohio.gov/page/agenda-minutes
🛠️ **Please note:** Our website is currently undergoing some updates as we work to make information easier to find and more accessible. If you come across a link that isn't working or have trouble finding something, please email Colton at CPoling@AshvilleOhio.Gov and we'll be happy to help.
We appreciate your patience while we continue improving the site!
The next Village of Ashville Council Meeting will be held Monday, August 17, 2026 at 6:30 PM.
Residents are always encouraged to stay informed and involved! Council meeting agendas and approved minutes can be found on our website:
https://www.ashvilleohio.gov/page/agenda-minutes
🛠️ **Please note:** Our website is currently undergoing some updates as we work to make information easier to find and more accessible. If you come across a link that isn't working or have trouble finding something, please email Colton at CPoling@AshvilleOhio.Gov and we'll be happy to help.
We appreciate your patience while we continue improving the site!
🩷💚 TONIGHT is going to be WICKED! 💚🩷
Join us for FREE Movies in the Park tonight at 8:45 PM for Wicked: For Good! 🎬🍿
And don’t worry about the weather — we’re defying gravity AND the heat and rain! 😉 The movie will be shown inside the CLOSED SHELTER HOUSE at Ashville Community Park, so everyone can stay dry, cool, and comfortable!
Grab your chairs, blankets, snacks, and your favorite fellow Ozians and come make it a Wicked good night! 🧙♀️✨
Tonight, August 14 • 8:45 PM
Join us for FREE Movies in the Park tonight at 8:45 PM for Wicked: For Good! 🎬🍿
And don’t worry about the weather — we’re defying gravity AND the heat and rain! 😉 The movie will be shown inside the CLOSED SHELTER HOUSE at Ashville Community Park, so everyone can stay dry, cool, and comfortable!
Grab your chairs, blankets, snacks, and your favorite fellow Ozians and come make it a Wicked good night! 🧙♀️✨
Tonight, August 14 • 8:45 PM
ATTENTION:
Traffic lights are currently out at St Rte 752 and Long St. Please use caution in the area and treat that intersection as a 4 way stop.
Traffic lights are currently out at St Rte 752 and Long St. Please use caution in the area and treat that intersection as a 4 way stop.
Attention:
Due to high rain volume, St Rte 752 is CLOSED at the railroad overpass.
Due to high rain volume, St Rte 752 is CLOSED at the railroad overpass.
🚧 Construction Update – Park Street Closure 🚧
As construction begins on Ashville's new Water Treatment Plant, the contractor will start moving equipment onto the site on Tuesday, August 11. With that being said, beginning Tuesday, August 11, Park Street will be closed from the north side of the alley to E. Station Street for the duration of the project. The alley leading to Gary Street will remain open, but there will be no through traffic north of the alley.
Please plan an alternate route and use caution around the construction area. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we invest in critical infrastructure that will serve our community for years to come.
As construction begins on Ashville's new Water Treatment Plant, the contractor will start moving equipment onto the site on Tuesday, August 11. With that being said, beginning Tuesday, August 11, Park Street will be closed from the north side of the alley to E. Station Street for the duration of the project. The alley leading to Gary Street will remain open, but there will be no through traffic north of the alley.
Please plan an alternate route and use caution around the construction area. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we invest in critical infrastructure that will serve our community for years to come.
📢 Parks Committee Meeting – Monday, August 10 at 6:00 PM
The Village of Ashville Parks, Recreation, & Planning Committee will meet on Monday, August 10, at 6:00 PM. One of the agenda items includes a presentation from Matt Leasure of Designing Local, Ltd. regarding a proposed park design plan. We invite residents to attend and stay informed as we continue planning for the future of our parks.
While you're on our website, be sure to check out our newly revamped Committees section! We're working to make the website more user-friendly so it's easier than ever to find the information you're looking for. You can now access committee members, meeting schedules, agendas, minutes, and more—all in one convenient place.
Visit the Committees page here:
https://www.ashvilleohio.gov/page/committees
The Village of Ashville Parks, Recreation, & Planning Committee will meet on Monday, August 10, at 6:00 PM. One of the agenda items includes a presentation from Matt Leasure of Designing Local, Ltd. regarding a proposed park design plan. We invite residents to attend and stay informed as we continue planning for the future of our parks.
While you're on our website, be sure to check out our newly revamped Committees section! We're working to make the website more user-friendly so it's easier than ever to find the information you're looking for. You can now access committee members, meeting schedules, agendas, minutes, and more—all in one convenient place.
Visit the Committees page here:
https://www.ashvilleohio.gov/page/committees
REMINDER! Ashville Food Truck Festival is this weekend! Two days of amazing food and live music!
Friday August 7th 5-10 pm and Saturday August 8th 1-10PM.
☀️🚓🚒 Fun in the Sun wraps up with our biggest day yet (& last for 2026)—Public Safety Day! 🚑🚁
Join us on Thursday, August 6, from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM at Ashville Community Park for a fun-filled morning with the heroes who serve our community every day!
Come check out police cruisers, fire trucks, ambulances, helicopters, and meet local first responders. It's a great opportunity for kids and families to explore emergency vehicles, ask questions, and learn about public safety in a hands-on way.
🍔 Kids will receive a free fry. Parents can purchase other food items. Food will be provided by Mama's Burger Bites, and all participating first responders will receive a meal ticket as a small thank-you for your service.
Bring the whole family—we can't wait to see you for an exciting morning of fun, learning, and community! 🚔👮🚒👨🚒🚑
Have you received an automated call about continuous water usage? 🚽💧
One of the biggest culprits is a leaking toilet—and many leaks can't be seen or heard. A simple food coloring test can help you find a hidden leak in just a few minutes. No food coloring; no problem! We have leak detecting tablets at the Village Office to place in your tank, instead of food coloring.!
Even a small toilet leak can waste 400+ gallons of water every month. Check yours today and help save water, lower your bill, and prevent unnecessary waste!
One of the biggest culprits is a leaking toilet—and many leaks can't be seen or heard. A simple food coloring test can help you find a hidden leak in just a few minutes. No food coloring; no problem! We have leak detecting tablets at the Village Office to place in your tank, instead of food coloring.!
Even a small toilet leak can waste 400+ gallons of water every month. Check yours today and help save water, lower your bill, and prevent unnecessary waste!
