The City of
Bexley, Ohio

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The duties of the Commission are to study the problems and determine the needs of the City of Bexley relative to a municipal tree care and tree planting program, develop a written plan for such, and make recommendations to Council as to legislation concerning the tree program and activities for the City of Bexley.

Join Bexley Public Library and the Juneteenth Planning Committee for a community presentation on the continuing struggle over Civil Rights during and after the Civil War and its broader meaning for American democracy in our own time. Richard Newman, professor of History at the Rochester Institute of Technology will discuss the evolving relationship between Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, who disagreed on abolitionist policies before the Civil War but became firm allies in the struggle for Black freedom by 1865. After the war and Lincoln’s death, Frederick Douglass used the memory of the Emancipation Proclamation to push for more radical social justice measures. He was not alone. In the late 19th century, Douglass joined other Black abolitionists — including the dynamic brotherly duo from Ohio, John Mercer Langston and Charles Henry Langston — who had long sought to establish equality as the new standard of American society. 

Richard Newman is a professor of History at Rochester Institute of Technology and the author or editor of seven books on American history, including most recently Abolitionism: A Very Short Introduction (available in print, e-book and audiobook formats).

Registration for this event is required. Click the ‘Learn More‘ button below to reserve your spot!

We celebrate Juneteenth to commemorate that on June 19, 1865 – more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed – the enslaved people of Galveston, Texas were told that slavery had ended. The Bexley Juneteenth Planning Committee invites you to join us for a day of recognition, reflection and celebration of the freedom, struggle and resilience that this day marks.

In honor of Juneteenth, Bexley’s Juneteenth Planning Committee is planning a celebration including a marketplace, activities for families, and a keynote presentation by Senator Hearcel Craig.

To learn more about this event, click the ‘Learn More‘ button below.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

Bexley Pride is hosting a rainbow crosswalk painting event to celebrate Pride Month! Symbols of diversity matter, and this crosswalk will represent the solidarity that the City of Bexley has with its LGBTQIA+ community. The reach is greater than that, however. This symbol will be seen by those who love and support members of the LGBTQIA+ community. As Pride Month begins, we want to take this time to recognize the value each individual brings into our lives. Their diversity enriches us, allows us to grow, and more importantly brings us together in love.

Schedule of Events for Wednesday, June 30th:

• 4:30 pm: Volunteers will prepare the site and mark off the crosswalk
• Between 5:00 and 5:30 pm: Volunteers will begin painting the Rainbow Crosswalk
• 7:00 pm: We invite the entire community to the unveiling of the crosswalk and to join us for some fun activities. There will be chalk art, treats, and a “Show Your Pride!” contest.

Mark your calendars and join us! The “Show Your Pride” contest encourages you to don all the colors of the rainbow and celebrate this event with us. The individual displaying the most pride may even win a prize!

Bexley Pride chose the 11 colors in the Progress Pride Flag for the crosswalk. The 6 colored stripes in the modern Pride Flag represent life (red), healing (orange), sunlight (yellow), nature (green), harmony/peace (blue), and spirit (purple/violet). The 3 colors of light blue, light pink, and white represent transgender and non-binary individuals. The remaining 2 colors represent marginalized POC communities, as well as those living with AIDS and the stigma and prejudice surrounding them, and those who have lost their lives to the disease (black).

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Architectural Review Board (ARB) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

The duties of the Commission are to study the problems and determine the needs of the City of Bexley relative to a municipal tree care and tree planting program, develop a written plan for such, and make recommendations to Council as to legislation concerning the tree program and activities for the City of Bexley.

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

Due to the wide availability of vaccines, Bexley City Council will resume in-person meetings beginning Tuesday, May 11th, with continued virtual accommodations. Members of the public who want to provide public comment to Council are encouraged to join in-person at City Hall. Those who are high risk for COVID-19, or those not fully vaccinated, may register to provide public comment virtually by clicking here. 

For those participating in-person, we will have chairs distanced apart in the lobby of City Hall, and we ask that face coverings be worn at all times, except when speaking at the podium. In an effort to adapt to public health recommendations in the future, Council may decide to change these procedures. 

Those who do not wish to provide public comment are encouraged to view the meeting live via the City of Bexley Youtube channel.

Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Architectural Review Board (ARB) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning Appeals and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator

To join this meeting via Zoom webinar, click the “Join The Event Now” button below, which will be active once the meeting starts. Agendas, supporting documents, and more information about this meeting can be found on our website at www.bexley.org/meetings.

Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Architectural Review Board (ARB) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. You can request a permit online by visiting bexleyoh.viewpointcloud.com. If you have questions, please contact the Bexley Building Department at (614) 559-4240.

EDIT: As we continue to navigate COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. The intent of service navigation is to assist people through complex health and social service systems. Service Navigation helps individuals overcome barriers in accessing quality care and treatment and increases their engagement and active participation in their care.

MORE INFORMATION: www.bexley.org/navigator