Akron To Adopt Open And Equitable Plan For Neighborhood-Centric Public Art

"You shouldn't have to know somebody to get a commission for a public art project,” said Dray Evans, artist, poet, and owner of 1021Clothing

Local students among Ohio Connections Academy’s Class of 2020

Public online school graduates more than 400 students from all over Ohio

City Of Akron Announces First Round Winners Of Rubber City Match

17 local businesses will participate in new program designed to improve neighborhood business districts and spur economic growth

Akron Summit County Public Health And Full Term First Birthday Agencies Team Up To Launch “Masks For Moms” Campaign

"COVID scares me so much, but no one around me has the money or ability to buy or make masks so we mostly just don't wear them."

Akron And Summit DD Partner On The Akron Games “May There Always Be Summit DD”

You must use the GooseChase app to be eligible for a prize.

Mayor Horrigan Releases Summary Of The City Of Akron’s Ongoing Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Efforts

“It will take all of us to combat the entrenched inequalities that still pervade our institutions."

Akron's 4th Of July Fireworks 2020 Canceled

Akron's traditional Fourth of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate the holiday safely.

We Are Here For You: Akron Doctors Appear in National Video

Concerned about neglected healthcare and spike in deaths, National public service campaign urges patients, "don't neglect your health"

7 things to know before you tow

Americana Tire and Wheel aims to make the roadways safer with important tips for proper trailer towing and tire use

Mayor Dan Horrigan Announces Major Milestone In Akron Downtown Tunnel Project

Akron has also provided additional treatment of 860 million gallons of wet weather flow at the Water Reclamation Facility ahead of schedule.

Akron Mayor Announces Joint Effort To Support Public Safety Reforms

The network will also look at systemic challenges to criminal justice and social service reforms.

Statement Of Mayor Horrigan On Recent Murders In Akron

“I feel that it is essential to say clearly and loudly: Black lives matter. Na'kia Crawford’s life mattered.”

City Of Akron Announces Plans For Neighborhood-Based July 4 Fireworks

The show will begin promptly at 9:45PM, Saturday July 4th, 2020, with test shots being fired at 8:30PM, 9:00PM, and 9:30PM.

City Of Akron Launches 'Art Blooms In Akron'

All participants are encouraged to share on social media using #ArtBloomsinAkron.

Akron 6th Annual Blue Heron Homecoming Event Postponed

Videos will be posted on the Akron Waterways Renewed! Facebook page at noon every Wednesday following the initial video on June 17.

City Of Akron Announces Temporary Summer Patio Permit Program

Temporary permits issued until September 23 will be valid until November 4.

Akron Mayor Releases Procurement And Inclusion Report

Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan has released the City of Akron Procurement and Inclusion Report to Akron City Council and the Akron community.

Hail season ending means it's time to check your roof

With more than 15 hail storms in Akron, homeowners need to take extra precautions to identify unseen damage to roofs

City Of Akron To Resume Bulk Pickup Services June 8

Bulk pickup includes any items outside a customer’s normal trash cart on the customer’s normal collection day.

City Of Akron Marks Historic Police Academy Graduation

“While this is a great day for Akron, I woke up this morning with deeply conflicted thoughts,” Mayor Dan Horrigan said at the event.

City Of Akron Reveals Progress Of Rubber Worker Statue Destined For Main Street Roundabout

“This statue will stand as a lasting testament to the sacrifices of every worker in the tire and rubber industry in Akron,” says the mayor.

City Of Akron Offices Closed For Business On May 25 In Observance Of Memorial Day

There will be no curb service on Monday, May 25. There will be a one-day delay of trash/recycle collections for the remainder of the week.

City Of Akron Announces Alternate Programming For Summer 2020

Challenges can be completed either through the GooseChase app or by using flyer, which will be available to view at www.Lock3Live.com.

Mayor Horrigan Announces Updates To Akron Recreation And Parks Programming

Youth sports which are covered under Governor DeWine’s Responsible RestartOhio plan will start up again in Akron on June 15, 2020.

Akron Mayor Horrigan Launches “Mow To Own” Program

Neighbors will be offered the properties for the purchase price of mowing the property from June through November.

Akron Civil Rights Commission Continues To Accept Complaints Of Discrimination During 'Stay Safe Ohio' Order

The Commission has the power to investigate and mediate complaints and otherwise enforce the provisions of the non-discrimination ordinance.

Mayor Horrigan Announces Changes To Akron Safety And Streets Budget And Capital Budget

The construction of Fire Station No. 12 in Northwest Akron—which was previously planned for early 2021—must be delayed for one year.

Application Submitted For Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area Along Main Street In Downtown Akron

A DORA is a designated public area where alcoholic beverages can be purchased from permitted establishments and consumed outside.

City Of Akron To Standardize Curbside Charges To Sustain Recycling Program

The City of Akron has introduced legislation to standardize the residential rate for curbside pickup.

Ohio Department Of Health Recommends Water Supply Flushing

As buildings reopen, it is critical to drain, flush, and if necessary based on a review of building conditions.

Akron City And Environmental Design Group Receive Outstanding Achievement Award

The award is meant for Aqueduct Street Green Improvements.

Akron Waterways Renewed

Additional soil borings will be conducted over next two months. This field work is needed in the planning and design of Northside Project.

Akron Mayor Horrigan Outlines Transition Plan For City Operations

Face coverings will be strongly encouraged among the general public to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Mayor Dan Horrigan Issues Statement Regarding President Miller’s Remarks “Redesigning The University Of Akron”

"I know that the University of Akron will confront these new challenges with the grit and optimism that personifies the Akron community."

City Of Akron Announces Changes To Lock 3 And Recreation Programming

Most large events, including all Lock 3 concerts and festivals, are being postponed to 2021.

Ohio Connections Academy Recognizes Akron Student

Star Student Award recognizes students for achievement in and out of the virtual classroom

Online Workshops For Homebound Seniors During Quarantine

Pioneer Physicians Network Offering Uplifting, Spiritual Classes and Medicare 101 Virtual Workshops

Akron Mayor Horrigan Will Continue Virtual Town Halls Through April

Mayor Horrigan’s next virtual town hall will be live streamed on Monday, April 20, at 12:00 p.m.

Akron Waterways Renewed! Program Making Progress

Heavy storms in late March are allowing the City of Akron to measure and highlight the progress made so far.

City Of Akron Workers Proactively Disinfecting City Buildings And Vehicles

Patrol vehicles and ambulances are being decontaminated and sanitized at least once per day, and often once per shift.