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This Month in Amberley Village | |
Stay Current with Calendar & Video | |
Newsletter submissions and story ideas are due to the Clerk of Council no later than the 15th of the month prior to publication. Email tpreasoner@amberleyvillage.org or call 513-531-8675. | |
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Administration & Maintenance
Regular Hours 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Dispatch Open
24 hours, 7 days a week
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Trash & Recycling
Regular Friday Schedule
Please check the website for updates and schedule changes
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Brush Collection Services
- Brush pickup continues as needed, but is no longer assigned to a particular day.
- Leaves can be placed in your trash receptacle for removal.
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Your Spring Print Newsletter is On Its Way! | |
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Amberley Village Police Department
to Host Crime Update Events in May
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In response to the recent increase in break-ins, Amberley Village Police Department and Administration are teaming up to host a series of community events to empower residents and boost crime prevention.
These events will feature updates on recent crimes in the Village, booths to highlight services available to residents, and the rollout of a new Senior Safety Program (see below).
Multiple sessions will be offered to accommodate busy schedules, and to ensure all interested residents can learn how to be proactive in Village crime prevention. The event series will also provide opportunities to deepen the strong relationship between residents and Amberley Village officers.
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DEA Drug Takeback Day
Returns April 27
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Bring your unwanted and expired prescriptions to Amberley Village Municipal Building from 10 - 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 27 for disposal. Pills should be emptied into a plastic bag before disposal. Amberley Village is a prescription collection location 24/7 by stopping at Dispatch. For more information, visit www.amberleyvillage.org. | |
Mark Your Calendar for
One Stop Drop April 28
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Amberley Village Environmental Stewardship Committee will again host the popular One Stop Drop recycling event on Sunday, April 28 from noon - 3 p.m. at Amberley Green. Residents are encouraged to begin setting aside paper, clothing, small household items and electronics for recycling at next month's event. Postcards will be available at the Amberley Village Municipal Building for distribution to local organizations, and additional details will be available in the April E-News and online at www.amberlyevillage.org. Hope to see you there! | |
Message on Hold Brings Key Information to Callers to the Village | | |
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Residents who call the Village offices and are put on hold will notice an exciting new change. During your wait time, you will receive important information regarding events, recognitions and news that impacts our residents. The messages are accompanied by music, and are updated regularly to ensure timely information is available to those who call. Listen to a sample now by clicking the button below! | |
Reminder: Norwood Lateral Closures to Impact Commuters; ODOT Map App Assists with Planning | |
Portions of Norwood Lateral will be closed for several months beginning in March according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Amberley Village residents are advised to plan ahead for commutes that involve this stretch of roadway. Detours to accommodate the closures are also expected to impact commuters as traffic is diverted to I-71, I-75 and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway. Resources to assist in planning your commute include the OHGO website & app, which can be accessed via the link below. OHGO is a service of the Ohio Department of Transportation, and offers real-time traffic updates, personalized route notifications, and allows drivers to view live traffic cameras and get accurate delay times. | |
Mow Greener Exchange Program | |
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The Amberley Village Environmental Stewardship Committee has learned that registration for a Mow Greener program is now open for 2024. Residents can receive a $100 VISA gift card with the purchase of a new battery-powered lawn mower after January 1, 2024.
A limited supply of gift cards are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and residents will be required to upload a receipt for verification. The program is open to residents of Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, or Warren counties in Ohio. One gift card per household. Just click the button below for details.
Why switch mower types?
- Battery-powered mowers run cleaner than gas and oil-based engines.
- Battery-powered mowers are easier to maintain: no gas, oil or spark plugs.
- Gas powered lawn equipment accounts for 17 percent of all VOC emissions, 12 percent of NOx emissions, 29 percent of CO emissions, and 4 percent of CO2 emissions nationally.
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The Amberley Village Environmental Stewardship and WeTHRIVE! Health & Wellness Committees are proud to announce the return of the popular Forest Bathing Program, to be held on April 21 at Spring Grove Woodlands Preserve at Spring Grove Cemetery. The program features a meditative experience in the outdoors using the five senses to benefit physical and mental health. Learn more and sign up via the button below! | |
Commemorative Brick + Tree Donation Program | |
Amberley Village offers a meaningful and lasting way to commemorate a loved one, thank a neighbor for their service, or celebrate a significant achievement or milestone. Our Tree + Bench donation program brings positive impact to the community, enhances beauty and marks a permanent contribution honoring someone special. Find out more about options and costs below, or contact Carolyn Wallis at 513-531-8675 or cwallis@amberleyvillage.org for additional information. | | |
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Above, the Lacebark Elm donated in memory of former Councilmember Ed Hattenbach after his passing in 2021.
At left, the Kwaanzan Cherry Tree donated by staff to commemorate Tom Muething's ten years as Mayor and 12 years on Council
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Our banner campaign (pictured above) provides information to residents and commuters about our upcoming One Stop Drop (see article above), which is open to the public and hosted by the Amberley Village Environmental Stewardship Committee. | |
Upcoming Village Council Meeting | |
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Amberley Village Council meets on the second Monday of each month (unless there is a conflict). The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 8, 2024 at 6:30 pm in Council Chambers at the Municipal Building, located at 7149 Ridge Road.
Residents may submit comments in writing or attend in-person to participate. To speak at the meeting or submit written comments, please contact Clerk of Council Tammy Reasoner by noon the day of the meeting at 513-531-8675 or at tpreasoner@amberleyvillage.org. Speakers for the public hearing may also sign up in Chambers prior to the start of the meeting.
Copies of the agenda and council packet are posted on the website by noon on the day of each meeting via the Agendas and Minutes button, or by clicking the button below:
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If you know someone who is currently not receiving our emails, they may contact Clerk of Council Tammy Reasoner at tpreasoner@amberleyvillage.org with their name and email address, and we'll be happy to add them to our mailing list!
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The Latest from the Library | |
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Whether your favority library is Deer Park, Reading, Pleasant Ridge or Blue Ash, our local libraries are an excellent resource for kids and adults alike! Amberley Village E-News makes it easy for you to check out library programming for the upcoming month via the button below.
For more information regarding the Featured Program, click on the Featured Program block below.
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Prep for Summer with Fresh, Cool Apparel
from Amberley Village Spirit Shop!
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The Amberley Village Online Spirit Shop offers more than just apparel! With a wide variety of gift ideas to help residents show their Amberley Village pride, our spirit shop is powered by Rokkitwear featuring high-quality, branded gear you can tailor to suit your taste.
You can even preview it online!
Can't decide? Gift cards are also available!
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Ways to connect in Amberley Village!
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Amberley Village Council (l. to r.): Back row: Jay Shatz, Keely Paul, Richard Bardach, Dara Wood and Adam Frankel; Front row: Vice Mayor Ben Hunt & Mayor Bob Rosen | | |
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Amberley Village is committed to keeping lines of communication open and accessible between residents and government officials. In this spirit, Amberley Village has incorporated Village-issued email addresses for Councilmembers into its digital communications protocol.
These measures unify the format, making it easier for residents to send a message when an issue comes to mind. The member's first initial followed by last name (no space) @amberleyvillage.org will get your message on its way to members of the Amberley Village Council.
Even easier, visit our website and just click on the links to reach your elected officials!
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