Union City

GREENWOOD PARK RESIDENTS

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BOIL WATER ADVISORY NOTICE

Boil water advisory - until further notice.

Do not drink the water without boiling it first. Bring all water to a roiling boil for at least (1) minute, then let it cool before using.
- Drinking
- Making Ice
- Brushing Teeth
- Food Preparation

The advisory is in effect until further notice. Updates will be provided as soon as testing confirms the water is safe to drink.

This applies to Greenwood Park residents only.

SPANISH

AVISO DE HERVIR EL AGUA

Aviso de hervir el agua – hasta nuevo aviso.

No beba el agua sin hervirla primero. Hierva toda el agua hasta que alcance un hervor fuerte durante al menos (1) minuto, luego deje que se enfríe antes de usarla.

Para beber

Hacer hielo

Cepillarse los dientes

Preparación de alimentos

El aviso estará vigente hasta nuevo aviso. Se proporcionarán actualizaciones tan pronto como las pruebas confirmen que el agua es segura para beber.

Esto aplica únicamente a los residentes de Greenwood Park.

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It is with heavy heart that we announce the passing of two storied individuals in the history of Union City. On May 26th, the music world and our community lost Rick Derringer, passing at his Florida home at the age of 77. Derringer moved to Union City, Indiana as a young teen and proceeded to form the band, The McCoys, who would produce the famous hit, "Hang on Sloopy" in 1965. The song would soon be adopted by the Ohio State University Marching Band. Derringer's career as a musician, producer, and songwriter found him crossing paths with a multitude of artists such as Edgar and Johnny Winter, Steely Dan, Cyndi Lauper, Bonnie Tyler, and Weird Al Yankovic, which included a grammy award for his work with Yankovic. Derringer's small town roots proved no obstacle for his highly successful career on the world stage, but he also never forgot his roots as he would still make the occasional appearance in Union City, most recently on the Artisan Crossing stage. The likeness of him and his McCoys' band members can be seen on the mural affixed to the wall of the fire department on Chestnut Street We also mourn the passing of Doug Wright, an exemplary firefighter with an amazing 55 years of service. Doug began his service to Union City in 1968, working his way through the ranks to become Fire Chief of the Union City, Ohio department in 1998, a capacity he would hold until 2006. Doug also served on the UCO council. Doug's lifelong dedication to serving and protecting others was a blessing beyond measure to the Union City community and beyond. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of Rick and Doug, and we are thankful for the indelible mark they have left on their respective communities.

CITY OF UNION CITY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY MONDAY, May 26, 2025 1:45 p.m. MEETING CANCELLED IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY

COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CIVIL CITY OF UNION CITY, INDIANA MONDAY, MAY 26, 2025 6:00 p.m. MEETING CANCELLED IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Restoration Work Begins on the Historic Governor Isaac P. Gray Mansion in Union City Union City, IN & OH – The City of Union City is proud to announce the commencement of restoration efforts on the historic Governor Isaac P. Gray Mansion, located at the corner of W Pearl Street and N Howard Street. This significant project will preserve and enhance one of the community’s most treasured landmarks, ensuring its legacy for future generations. Governor Isaac P. Gray, a notable figure in Indiana’s political history, settled in Union City in 1855 as a dry goods merchant before embarking on a distinguished career in public service. Born in Pennsylvania in 1828, Gray rose from humble Quaker beginnings to serve as a Union Army colonel during the Civil War, a state senator, lieutenant governor, and ultimately, the 18th and 20th Governor of Indiana. His influence extended beyond state politics, playing a critical role in the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, which granted African American men the right to vote. Later, he was appointed as the U.S. Minister to Mexico in 1893. As part of the restoration efforts, the City of Union City extends its deepest gratitude to Matt Thompson of America’s Decorative Concrete of Union City, Ohio, for his gracious donation of the concrete work being performed on the corner in front of the mansion. This generous contribution will provide a strong foundation for the site’s beautification and historical significance. Once completed, the space will feature a statue of Governor Gray along with a flagpole, signifying the importance of the area and honoring the legacy of one of Indiana’s most influential political figures. These additions will serve as a lasting tribute and a point of pride for the community. "The restoration of the Governor Gray Mansion is a significant step in honoring our past while investing in our future,” said Mayor Chad Spence. “This project not only preserves an important piece of our community’s history but also contributes to the ongoing revitalization of Union City. We are especially grateful to Matt Thompson for his generosity in making this vision a reality.” The community will have many opportunities to support and engage with the restoration efforts, including volunteer initiatives and fundraising campaigns. Updates on the progress of the project will be shared through the city’s official channels and public meetings. For more information, please contact Mayor Chad Spence at the City Building 765-964-3700.

PRESS RELEASE: Calling all of those individuals that have a desire to serve your Community. The Village of Union City, Ohio will be accepting letters of interest from individuals desiring to be appointed to fill a current vacancy on the Village Council. Qualifications to fill this vacancy are you must be a resident of the Village of Union City, Ohio for a minimum of one year, and be a registered voter. If you have an interest in serving as a councilperson for the Village, please submit a letter of interest to the Village Administration Office no later than noon on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 and plan to attend the council meeting on Tuesday April 8, 2025 at 6:00 P.M. The remaining council members will then have the opportunity to interview/appoint one member of the community to fill the vacant council position. If you have any questions, please contact the village at 937-968-4305, or stop by the Administration Office.

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UCPD is asking for your help in identifying the female suspect shown in this photo from an ATM camera. If you have any information about this individual, please contact us at 765-964-5353, select prompt 8, or send us a private message here on Facebook.

As our community approaches the first weekend of 2025...we are faced with a weather forecast of a significant approaching winter storm. Please know that Union City Public Works, Police, Fire & EMS is prepared to respond to anything we are hit with. We will work to keep our community open for business and our citizens safe. Be aware, be prepared, and be safe!

Leaf Pick-Up The last scheduled day for leaf pick-up will be December 13. If you need something addressed after this date...please contact either Administrative Office and we will address the need. Our communities Public Works Personnel will be transitioning to winter operations and putting away the leaf box. Thank You!

The Union City Police Department reminds all animal owners to ensure their dogs are properly secured and accounted for. If your dog is impounded by the department, please note the following fees apply: Impoundment Fee: $25 Daily Housing Fee: $10 per day

The Village of Union City will be holding an emergency council meeting on Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 6pm, at 401 E. Elm Street, Union City, Ohio.

🚨 Traffic Alert: West Hickory & Jackson Street🚨 The Union City Police Department advises all residents to avoid the area of West Hickory and Jackson Street due to a recent crash involving a bus from the Randolph County Eastern School Corporation.

Holiday Heroes Christmas Sign-up open now until Dec. 1, 2024 at noon. Sign up sheets are at the Union City Police Department.

AARC Night Gallery! Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of the strange and unusual. Experience a night filled with music, an art exhibition, movies, and delicious food and drinks. Let the ambiance of the night inspire you as you mingle with fellow art enthusiasts and create haunting memories. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event where the macabre and creativity collide. Grab your mask and join us for a night to remember at Night Gallery! (Costumes are encouraged.)

Night Gallery Preview Pop-Up Shop and Exhibit Opening: Swing by the ArtsDepot for a preview of our Night Gallery! There will be a collection of haunting art, jewelry, prints, and decorative items for sale. Open to all ages. Light snacks will be served.

Attention Union City, Ohio Residents: Hydrant flushing will take place from October 14 to 18. During this time, you may notice discolored water or low water pressure. This process helps maintain our water system and ensures safe, clean drinking water. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation!