Date
November 25, 2019
Project ID
LOR-Sheffield Lake TLCI (PID No. 110386)
Floodplain Affected
Day Ditch
Description of Project
This project will construct a segment of a 28-mile lakefront multimodal network. Specifically, this project consists of construction of an 8′ wide concrete sidewalk from Lake Breeze Road to the existing concrete sidewalk approximately 130′ Continue reading
The Sheffield Lake Police Department is now hiring part-time patrolmen and part-time dispatchers. You can find more information by clicking here.
The City of Sheffield Lake will begin an extensive improvement project along Day Ditch. The project begins at our southern corporation limit (rail road) and continues north to Ferndale Park. The project will intersect properties along Day Ditch at Belle, Brockley, Knickerbocker, Holl and Forestlawn. The scope of the project will include removal of trees, vegetation, obstructions and debris from the watercourse. The project will include installation of rock channel protection, erosion control mats and specific plantings of low growing plants/grasses. In gaining access to this city easement, fencing will be removed. The city will restore fencing, once complete, and in certain cases install new fence.
Happening on Saturday, November 16, 2019 5PM at the Joyce Hanks Community Center. Click Here for more information.
City of Sheffield Lake is proposing to construct an 8’ wide concrete sidewalk along the north side of U.S. 6 (Lake Road) from Lake Breeze Road to the Windjammer Apartments, and along the south side of U.S. 6 (Lake Road) from Lake Breeze Road to approximately 130’ east of Brookside Trail. This project is part of a 28-mile lakefront The multimodal network. Construction also includes installation of two Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacons (RRFBs) at the existing Lake Road pedestrian crossings at Lake Breeze Road and the Domonkas Library. The project will be constructed entirely within the public right-of-way and on property owned by the City.
The Sheffield Lake Fire Department will be conducting citizens CPR classes on 4/24/2019 and 10/23/2019 at 6PM at the Joyce Hanks Community Civic Center. (Only one course is required). The cost is free to all Sheffield Lake Residents. The course will provide all attendees with training in Adult and Pediatric CPR and rescue breathing as well as how to use an AED (Automatic Defribrillator).
REPUBLIC SERVICES HAS CHANGED OUR CITY BULK GARBAGE PICKUP DATE(S)- New Dates 2019:
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.
Attention Seniors: Beginning Monday August 6, 2018, and each Monday thereafter, you’re invited to enjoy free coffee and companionship between 9:30am and 11:00am in the east room.
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.
