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Music in the Park

AUG 22, 2018

Music in the Park - August 18th - String Theory

A great time was had by all at the Music in the Park on Saturday, August 18th.  Check out the pictures below.  

If you have not had the chance to attend any of the Music in the Park concerts, check out the rest of the schedule and plan to attend.  The next concert will be on Saturday, September 15th.  Frogman will be playing.

Thank you to our Music in the Park Sponsors!

Deer Park Roofing, Deer Park Barbers, Montgomery Cyclery and Feldhaus Home Improvement

flower beds

THANK YOU FOR ALL THE NOMINATIONS ! 10 were chosen out of 45 properties submitted for judging. Thank you for all the beautiful yards.

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The Summer Beautification Award Nominations are being accepted now thru July 25, 2018. Please nominate a beautiful property (residential or commercial) to receive recognition from the City!  Click here for nomination form.  Forms are also available at the city office. They can be emailed, mailed, or faxed upon request.

Word Trade Center Memorial model

We need your help!

The City of Deer Park has received two rails from the Railroad tracks that were beneath the World Trade Center.  The Mayor has appointed a Committee that has designed a Memorial that will be placed in front of the Municipal Building.  The Committee has sent up a Go Fund Me page to raise funds to construct the Memorial.  If you would like to contribute, please click here to visit their page.  Thank you.

The City is receiving Request for Qualifications (RFQ)  until 4 pm on July 11,2018, for the 2018 Blue Ash Road Business Corridor Market Analysis Project. Please see the economic development page on this website for more information.

Recycle bin with face and tie

Congratulations Deer Park residents! In 2017, we recycled 442.20 tons of metal, glass, plastic and paper. Residents saved resources, conserved energy, and reduced pollution by recycling. 

The recycling efforts in Deer Park: 

  • Conserved enough energy to power every home in Deer Park for 13 days.
  • Reduced more air pollution than if every household in Deer Park rode their bicycle to work for two months.
  • Saved 3,871 trees from being harvested. 

On average, each household in Deer Park recycled 400 pounds in 2017. That’s 12.96% of all the waste we generate. 

Thank you Deer Park!

Compost wooden basket

This free one-hour evening seminar focuses on the basics of backyard composting.

Thursday, May 10, 7pm — Francis R. Healy Community Center, located in Chamberlin Park.
See flyer for more information.

Team highfiving

Congratulations to the Deer Park High School Boys Basketball Team for winning the OHSAA Division III State Championship ! A parade is planned for Wednesday 3/28/18 at 6:30 pm from Howard School to the High School, followed by a homecoming assembly at the High School at 7 pm.

Easter eggs in grass

Come join in the fun Saturday, March 31st at Chamberlin Park for the annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Park Board.  (This event has been moved from the 24th due to weather.)

The hunt begins at 10:00 sharp and is divided into age groups, age 3 and under, 4 to 6, 7 to 9 and 10 to 12.

Get your picture taken with the Easter Bunny.  Bring your own basket or bag.  We hope to see you there!

Group picture on basketball court of cheerleaders and basketball team

Congratulations

The Deer Park Boys Basketball Team are Region III Division Champions for the first time in school history with a 27-0 record!  They are headed to Columbus on Thursday for a chance to advance to the State Championship.  We wish them the best of luck in Columbus!  You can read the game highlights here.

Rumpke cans

Waste Collection and Recycling rate increase effective Jan 2018 - 

As part of the Center for Local Government Consortium, the City of Deer Park has negotiated a five year contract with Rumpke for trash and recycling pick up services for single and two family residences.

The fee covers weekly curbside trash and recycling pick up as well as weekly brush chipping and autumn curbside vacuum leaf collection.

The billing will remain on the Greater Cincinnati Water Works bill, which is now in monthly format.  The monthly fee for single family increased approximately $2 per month from the 2017 rate. 

While this is an increase in the monthly fee, we were able to lock that rate in until 2023, which will benefit the residents of Deer Park.

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