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January 21 council meeting to include water rate proposals

The Village of Ada will hold the January 21 regular council meeting at 6:30 p.m. at 1200 S. Main St. (Community Health Professionals building). The change in venue is to accomodate the public.

The Village will attempt to broadcast this meeting live via Zoom HERE. Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting in person.

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Ada Community Improvement Corp. elects officers on January 22

The Ada Community Improvement Corporation will host a quarterly meeting at noon on Wednesday, January 22 at the Depot.

Officers will be elected for 2025 and Alex Fields will provide the program.

Minutes from the December 18, 2024 meeting are attached HERE.

Township board moves meeting to January 21

The Liberty Township monthly board meeting has been rescheduled for January 21 at 7:00 p.m.

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Change of venue for Council Meeting on January 21

The Village Council meeting scheduled for January 21, 2025 will be held at the Community Health Professionals Building located at, 1200 S. Main St., Ada, OH at 6:30 p.m.

This meeting will not be available on Zoom. All residents are encouraged to attend.

Editor's note: The meeting has been moved in anticipation of discussion regarding the 2nd reading of legislation on utility rates.

Ada Council begins new year with eye on past and future

By Paula Pyzik Scott

Beginning with an organizational meeting held in a closed door executive session, the Village of Ada Council held its first meeting of the new year on January 7. Members of the public were present at both the council chambers and on Zoom.

Joint public meeting details EMS impacts on N. Gilbert

By Paula Pyzik Scott

A joint public meeting including representatives from Ada-Liberty EMS, Liberty Township, the Village of Ada and two residents who live on N. Gilbert St. was held on December 19 to discuss the anticipated impact of ambulance traffic on the street when a new ambulance bay becomes operational.

The meeting was chaired by Ada council member Jason Campbell who began proceedings with the comment that he is part of an LLC that owns properties directly across Gilbert from the EMS station.

The discussion centered on street parking and whether signs or lights would be needed to alert pedestrian and vehicle traffic of EMS runs.

EMS Chief Tom Miller provided information on the process that resulted in the decision to build a new ambulance bay and remodel the existing 1984 EMS building to provide sleeping quarters for crew members. 

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