City Of Bellefontaine

The Bellefontaine Police Department is seeking community feedback to help evaluate their level of service and identify opportunities for improvement.

We encourage all community members to share their thoughts by completing the survey at the link below:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/797FMFW

The survey will be open from February 16 through February 23.

Thank you for taking the time to help us continue working toward excellence in service.

Boil Advisory Notice Due to a loss of water pressure caused by a malfunctioning fire protection system at 225 Lincoln Street, a boil advisory is in effect for the following areas: • 500–700 blocks of S. Detroit Street • All of Maple Avenue • 704 S. Main Street • 624 S. Main Street What this means: All water used for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, or washing dishes should be brought to a rolling boil for at least one (5) minute's, then allowed to cool before use. Air in water lines: If you experience air coming from your water fixtures, please go to the highest fixture in your home and allow it to run until the air stops and the water becomes clear and consistent. Testing and updates: Water samples will be collected on Monday, 2/23, and results are expected to be available on Tuesday, 2/24. This advisory will remain in effect until water quality testing confirms the system is safe. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding. An update will be provided as soon as the boil advisory is lifted.

E. Lake Ave. is now open to traffic. Thank you for your patience.

E. Lake Ave. between Erie St. and Main St. is temporarily closed for a water main repair. Please avoid this area if possible. It is expected to reopen later today. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

S. Madriver St. between Colton Ave. and Washington Ave. is now open.

S. Madriver St. between Colton Ave. and Washington Ave. is temporarily closed for a water main repair. Please avoid this area if possible. It is expected to reopen later this afternoon. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Blair Ave. between Rush Ave. and North Park St. is now open. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Blair Ave. between Rush Ave. and North Park St. is temporarily closed for a water main repair. Please avoid this area if possible. The road is expected to open back up later today. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Miami Ave. between Omaha Rd. and Park St. is now Open. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Miami Ave. between Omaha Rd. and Park St. is temporarily closed for a water main repair. Please avoid this area if possible. The road is expected to open back up later today. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

🍫 Chocolate Walk is TOMORROW in Downtown Bellefontaine! 🍫

After weeks of freezing temps, the snow is finally melting and it almost feels like a heat wave — the perfect excuse to get out, stretch your legs, and treat yourself (and your sweetie!) to something delicious.

Downtown Days Bellefontaine’s Chocolate Walk features 20+ sweet treats from amazing downtown businesses!
Whether it’s a date night, friends outing, or just a well-deserved treat for yourself, this is your chance to enjoy downtown and satisfy your sweet tooth.

🎟️ Tickets are going fast — grab yours now:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1979787536817?aff=oddtdtcreator

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING:
Records Commission will meet at 2:00 PM on February 18, 2026 in Council Chambers located on the second floor at 135 N. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.

Iroquois Rd. is now open to traffic. Thank you for your patience!

PER SHERIFF RANDALL J DODDS LOGAN COUNTY IS NO LONGER UNDER A SNOW EMERGENCY

City of Bellefontaine – Service Notice from Republic Services

Republic Services has informed the City of Bellefontaine that their drivers are currently experiencing difficulty accessing trash cans and bags due to snow and other obstructions. In some cases, drivers have also been injured while attempting to reach blocked containers.

We kindly ask all residents to please ensure there is a clear and safe path to your trash cans and bags on your scheduled collection day. This includes removing snow, ice, or other obstacles so drivers can safely and efficiently provide service.

Your cooperation will help prevent injuries and allow Republic Services to complete collections more quickly and reliably for all residents.

Thank you for your assistance and continued support.

PER SHERIFF DODDS LOGAN COUNTY IS NOW UNDER A LEVEL 1 SNOW EMERGENCY

⚠️ City of Bellefontaine – Sidewalk Safety Call to Action ⚠️

This is not a reminder — this is a call to action.

Many sidewalks throughout our city remain covered with snow and ice, creating unsafe conditions for students walking to school and bus stops, as well as for other residents who rely on them each day. Property owners and residents are responsible for clearing the sidewalks adjacent to their property.

City Ordinance Requirements:

1406.04 SIDEWALKS AND DRIVEWAYS
All sidewalks, walkways, stairs, driveways, parking spaces, and similar areas shall be kept in a proper state of repair and maintained free from hazardous conditions.

1406.05 REMOVAL OF SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS
Property owners, occupants, or persons having care of property abutting a sidewalk are required to remove snow within the first four hours after daylight following a snowfall. When sidewalks are covered with ice, they must be made safe and passable by removing the ice or applying sand, salt, or other suitable substances.

Please take action today and clear your sidewalks.

If you have already done so, thank you. If you know a neighbor who may need assistance, please consider lending a hand. A few minutes of your time can make a significant difference in ensuring our children and community members can travel safely.

Let’s work together to keep Bellefontaine safe and accessible for everyone!