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The
City of Bellbrook was settled in 1816 and was named
for one of its founders, Stephen Bell. The City
first attained a population of over 5,000 in 1970
when Bellbrook annexed a large part of western
Sugarcreek Township. This led to official city
status in 1974. The current census numbers residents
at approximately 7,000 today. Bellbrook is unique
because it provides a full range of services without
a local income tax, being one of about 4 of Ohio’s
over 250 cities without an income tax. |
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City
Council, Boards & Commissions |
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City Council
Meetings: 2nd & 4th Mondays of
each month at 7 PM
Next Meeting:
February 13, 2012
Council Page
Council Agendas
Council Videos
Public Meeting Schedule
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Boards & Commissions
Meetings: As
needed, listed on the Public Meeting Schedule
Boards &
Commissions Page
Public Meeting Schedule
Boards &
Commissions Public Notices |
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News & Community Events |
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Service Department
Employment Opportunity |
The City of Bellbrook is
currently accepting applications for the full-time
position of Maintenance Man in the Service
Department. Applications accepted until
February 10, 2012, for initial review. Position open until
filled. EOE
Download the
job posting
Download an
employment application |
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Join the Bellbrook Lions
Club at their annual all you can eat Pancake Breakfast on
Saturday, February
25th.
Come from 7:00 to 11:00
AM to Stephen Bell Elementary School located at 4122
N Linda Dr in Bellbrook.
Adults: $5
Children Under 10: $3.50
Visit the
Lions website. |
Lions Pancake
Breakfast
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Crime Watch
The Bellbrook Police
Department has begun publishing a weekly report of
police activity in the city. To read the
weekly reports, go to the
Crime
Watch page. |
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City of Bellbrook Receives
Auditor of State Award
The Auditor of State
Award is presented to local governments and school
districts upon completion of a financial audit.
Entities that receive the award meet certain
criteria of a clean audit report.
Download
the press release. |
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The Bellbrook Beautification Committee has made
their selections for the 2011 annual Beautification Awards. For many years,
volunteers from the community have taken part in
honoring homeowners with properties that are well
maintained and stand out from the rest. Ten homes
and several businesses are chosen each year to
receive the awards. A home or business may only win
an award once every five years.
For more information and
a list of the 2011 winners, go to the
Bellbrook Beautification Awards page. |
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In the December
2010 City Newsletter, we announced a new volunteer
initiative.
Volunteer Bellbrook
is a new initiative by the City of Bellbrook
administrative staff to help connect community
volunteers with those in need.
All over our community, there are those in need of
assistance with property maintenance. On the other
hand, there are those who want to lend a hand to
help their neighbors.
The City wants to facilitate the conversation of
volunteerism. If you are elderly or disabled and
are not able to maintain your property with clearing
snow and ice or tall grass and brush, then let us
know of your need. We will do what we can to make
the connections. If you are willing and able to
lend a hand to your neighbors, please contact us and
we will let you
know if there are
any needs that are not being met.
For more information, please call the City
Administration Office at (937) 848-4666. More
information will be posted here as it becomes
available. To be included on the list of those
who need help or of those who are willing to
volunteer, please
email Don Buczek or call the number above.
Thank you in advance for your involvement! |
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December City
Newsletter
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Read our most recent
edition of the Bellbrook Community Report. In
there, you can find helpful information on what is
happening in the next few months for the City and
community organizations. Also, you will find
information on any changes that have occurred which
residents need to know about.
Click Here to download the
December 2011
Newsletter. |
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It's
Spring, Think Greene
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Join the
Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Park District in their annual
It's Spring, Think Greene
event.
This family fun program will have nature and
gardening activities, games, educational displays,
story time, and much more from local businesses and
organizations.
This is a free event!
When: Saturday, March 10th, 12-3 PM
Where: Community Center
2751 Washington Mill Rd, Bellbrook
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Looking for a Meeting Space?
Use our Community Room!
The Municipal Building
(at 15 E Franklin St) has a meeting room for use by
residents and local organizations. The
Community Room fits about 30 people and has tables
and chairs. Food is discouraged from being
brought into the room. The room is not to be
used for business or for-profit organizations.
You may reserve the
Community Room for one time use or on a recurring
basis by calling the Administrative Office at
(937) 848-4666. |
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Updated
02/01/12 |
