Curbside leaf collection is provided by the City in the fall only, commencing at the end of October. The Service Department will be picking up leaves at curb-side through mid-December, weather permitting. After that, leaves will need to be put in trash carts for regularly scheduled trash pick-up.
The Ohio EPA, through the Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) program, is considering funding a wastewater improvements project in Sheffield Lake, Ohio, which is subject to environmental reviewrequirements. The proposed project is expected to be funded in August 2018, and consists of improvements to the city’s three wastewater pump stations.
Sheffield Lake has obtained a $345,902 low-interest loan from Ohio EPA to help replace a wastewater force main sewer line. The project is designed to help keep untreated sewage out of Ohio’s waterways. Continue reading
The City will begin a pilot program this fall, expanding services to include curbside leaf pickup. Weather permitting, trucks will pick up your raked leaves at curbside from the middle of October through the middle of December. After that, leaves will need to be bagged for regularly scheduled trash pickup.
The Lorain County Commissioners are pleased to announce that Lorain County, in partnership with the cities of Oberlin and Sheffield Lake, have been awarded $1,062,500 in funding from the Ohio Development Services Agency Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) Grant. As Partners, each community has funds designated to address home repair and rehabilitation of privately owned-owner occupied housing.
Due to the late arrival of this month’s Water Bill the revised payment due date is July 22, 2016. We apologize for any inconvenience.
On Veterans’ Day 2015 local Girl Scout troops and Veterans worked together to retire US flags.
The City of Sheffield Lake Chief of Police would like to invite residents to meet and speak with him and other members of the Police department. Continue reading
