A Logan County Mayors Association meeting will take place at the following:
 
            Date:             Wednesday, October 16, 2024
            Time:            6:30 p.m.
            Place:            City of Bellefontaine-2nd Floor Council Chambers
                                  135 N. Detroit St.
                                  Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311
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A Logan County Mayors Association meeting will take place at the following:
 
            Date:               Wednesday, January 17, 2024
            Time:              6:30 p.m.
            Place:              Village of Belle Center
                                     101 Keller Ave
                                     Belle Center, Ohio 43310
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A Logan County Mayors Association meeting will take place at the following:
 
            Date:   Wednesday, January 18, 2023
            Time:  6:30 p.m.
            Place:  City of Bellefontaine-Council Chambers
                        135 N. Detroit St.
                        Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311
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​The upcoming quarterly meeting of the Logan County Mayors Association will be as follows:
 
            Date:               Wednesday, October 19, 2022
            Time:              6:30 p.m.
            Place:              Village of Belle Center, 101 Keller Ave., Belle Center, Ohio 43310

Agenda:
a.       Welcome
b.      Report of Guests-County Commissioners, Logan County Sheriff, Logan County Health
Department, EMA, Chamber of Commerce, LUC Planning Commission, Logan County
Engineer
c.       Round Table Discussion
d.      Next Meeting
 
Please RSVP to the meeting invite or contact Heather Feasel at 937-592-4376 or [email protected]. It is important you let us know who will be in attendance.
 
Note:  Next quarterly meeting will be on Wednesday, January 18, 2023.

The upcoming quarterly meeting of the Logan County Mayors Association will be as follows:
 
            Date:               Wednesday, July 20, 2022
            Time:              6:30 p.m.
            Place:              Village of West Liberty-Town Hall
                                    201 N. Detroit St. West Liberty, Ohio 43357
Agenda:
a.       Welcome
b.      Report of Guests-County Commissioners, Logan County Sheriff, Logan County Health
Department, EMA, Chamber of Commerce, LUC Planning Commission, Logan County
Engineer
c.       Round Table Discussion
d.      Set Beggar’s Night Date
e.       Next Meeting
 
Please RSVP to the meeting invite or contact Heather Feasel at 937-592-4376 or [email protected]. It is important you let us know who will be in attendance.
 
Note:  Next quarterly meeting will be on Wednesday, October 19, 2022.

The upcoming quarterly meeting of the Logan County Mayors Association will be as follows:
 
            Date:               Wednesday, April 20, 2022
            Time:              6:30 p.m.
            Place:              Village of Quincy
                                    503 Carlisle Street (Just off 235 S.)  Quincy, Ohio 43343
 
*Co-hosts Dan Robinson and Stephanie Orsborne
 
Agenda:
a.       Welcome
b.      Report of Guests-County Commissioners, Logan County Sheriff, Logan County Health
Department, EMA, Chamber of Commerce, LUC Planning Commission, Logan County
Engineer
c.       Round Table Discussion
d.      Next Meeting
 
Please RSVP to the meeting invite or contact Heather Feasel at 937-592-4376 or [email protected]. It is important you let us know who will be in attendance.
 
Note:  Next quarterly meeting will be on Wednesday, July 20, 2022.

​Today, Bellefontaine Mayor Ben Stahler made the difficult decision to postpone Bellefontaine’s Bicentennial Celebration. The event, which was planned for Saturday, August 29th, will be moved to 2021 with a date not yet determined.  Plans have been in progress for the better part of a year to prepare for this event. 

“This was a hard call to make. Many in our community were looking forward to a good old fashioned downtown block party to celebrate our proud heritage. It’s unfortunate that the coronavirus has affected so much of our daily lives, but I believe it’s best to err on the side of caution” Stahler says.  “In the end, the benefits do not outweigh the risks.”   

In recent weeks, Logan County has experienced a rise in coronavirus cases.  Just days ago, there were 71 active reported positive Covid-19 cases, up from the average of 28. There are also currently seven people are hospitalized, when two was the previous average.  According to Logan County Health Commissioner Boyd Hoddinott, our county has met indicators for new cases per capita, sustained increase in new cases, proportion of case not in a congregative setting, and increase in hospital admissions. This puts Logan County on track to become a Level 3 (Red).

Plans for the big event included: a variety of live music performances on stage, an antique car show, 12 food trucks in the downtown area, actors portraying historic figures from our past, an historic drone photo from above, a laser light show and much more.

The Mayor remains confident that, as we continue to wear masks and maintain our social distancing, Logan County can make a significant difference in combatting the spread of the virus.

In addition to the postponement of the Bicentennial events on Aug. 28-29, the DORA event has also been postponed.