(330) 854-2225
Written test is August 26, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. Testing will be at the Safety Center (1165 Locust Street, Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614)
Packets are due Friday, August 20, 2021 by 4:00 p.m. A $20.00 no refundable fee is due at the time of application.
Please see link below for Civil Service Packet and Application
The preservation.org website states that downtown main streets are vitally important because “…they tell us who we are and who we were, and how the past has shaped us. We do not go to bland suburbs or enclosed shopping malls to learn about our past, explore our culture, or discover our identity. Our downtown main streets are a place of shared memory where people can still come together to live, work and play.” This quote is a perfect statement on the importance of the historic downtown to Canal Fulton, where over 200 years of history converge into an important recreation, commercial and entertainment destination. Unfortunately, our downtown is not currently living up to its full potential. There are many areas that would benefit from revitalization, repair and renewed investment….
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There is an opening on Park Board. If you are interested please contact Mayor Schultz on or before April 30th.
Mayor Schultz
joeschultz@cityofcanalfulton-oh.gov
Republic Services will be a day behind on their regular schedule.
City of Canal Fulton Income Tax Department
For those who need in person assistance with their Canal Fulton Tax Return, you may schedule an appointment by calling 330-854-9448. We are following all guidelines with sanitizing, social distancing and facial masks. Appointments will enter though the front door of City Hall, the rear entrance is closed to the public.
The filing and payment deadline had been extended to July 15th,2020. First and Second Quarter Estimated Payments are also due July 15th,2020.
Thank you and Be Safe,
Bill Keltner
Income Tax Administrator”
PUCO ISSUES GUIDANCE ON WATER SUPPLY FLUSHING
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) has issued the following memo regarding water supply flushing:
As businesses and buildings reopen under the “Responsible RestartOhio” plan due to the COVID-19 pandemic, that have had little to no water usage, it is important to flush water that has been stagnant. Low water usage can contribute to bacterial growth, including Legionella which can cause a serious type of pneumonia called Legionnaires’ disease. It can also cause other water quality issues with potential health risks due to the build-up of lead and copper in stagnant water that’s been collecting in older pipes and fixtures.
As buildings reopen, it is critical to drain, flush, and if necessary based on a review of building conditions, disinfect the hot and cold-water systems to remove harmful contaminants. Devices that store water, such as drinking water fountains, water heaters, storage tanks, and any droplet or mist-forming devices such as cooling towers, humidifiers, showerheads, and certain medical and manufacturing devices and process equipment should also be flushed and disinfected in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations or industry best practices.
The Ohio Department of Health and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has issued a letter with more information, which you can access HERE, as well as “Guidance for Premise Plumbing Water Service Restoration”, which you can access HERE.
All questions should be directed to the Ohio Department of Health COVID-19 Hotline at 1-833-4-ASK-ODH.Plumbing Water Service RestorationWater Supply Flushing for Reopening of Buildings
Water Department’s 2020 Consumer Confidence Report has been added to our website!