Notice of Upcoming Event Road Closures:

Please be advised that the following roads will be closed for the Above The Peak Music & Arts Festival:

When: 5/22 from 1pm - 1am.
Where: Alley to the west of Wrock Bottom & City Parking Lot #5.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

about 20 hours ago, City of Bellefontaine
Orange and white striped road barriers with "Upcoming Event" and "Road Closures." Text details a music festival and closed roads with a "See Map" button.
Arial view of a street map with a highlighted road closure in red. Text above reads “Above The Peak Music & Arts Festival, 5/22/23 @ 1pm - 1am.”

Notice of Public Meeting:
City of Bellefontaine Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 5:00 PM on June 2, 2026, in Council Chambers located on the second floor at 135 N. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.
The complete text of the agenda may be found on our website at https://www.ci.bellefontaine.oh.us/o/cob/page/meeting-notices or at the Engineer's Office at 135 N. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.

1 day ago, City of Bellefontaine
Alt text: "City of Bellefontaine Board of Zoning Appeals meeting announcement. Date: June 2, Time: 5:00 PM, Location: City Council Chambers. Hearings open to the public against a background of a conference room with long tables and chairs."
BOIL ADVISORY LIFTED May 14, 2026 The City of Bellefontaine Water Department has lifted the boil advisory for the following areas after water samples confirmed the water is safe for consumption: • 547 E. Columbus Ave. • 601 E. Columbus Ave. through 705 E. Columbus Ave. • 113 N. Hayes St. through 236 N. Hayes St. • 546, 550, and 554 E. Sandusky Ave. Residents in the affected area may now resume normal water use. As a precautionary measure, customers are encouraged to: • Run cold water faucets for several minutes to flush household plumbing • Empty and discard ice made during the advisory period • Flush refrigerator water lines and replace water filters if applicable • Run dishwashers and washing machines through one cycle before normal use The City of Bellefontaine Water Department appreciates everyone’s patience and cooperation during this advisory.
8 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
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We’re just one week away from the Memorial Day Parade entry deadline!

If you’re planning to participate in the parade, make sure to sign up now!
⏰ Deadline: 5/19/2026

Don’t miss out—sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJQMhY-EbbwOKHg-5kPSHbXKz5kxewuJNzGEbELEkGjstL_w/viewform

9 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
"Bold text 'JOIN NOW' in red and blue boxes with megaphones; white text above reads 'Memorial Day Parade entry deadline is May 19th!' on black background."
BOIL ADVISORY LIFTED FOR SOUTH SIDE OF TOWN. May 12, 2026 The boil advisory issued for the following addresses has now been lifted after water samples were collected and confirmed safe for consumption: • 1530, 1534, 1600, 1630, 1650 South Main Street • 1533, 1537 South Detroit Street • 201, 205 Falcon Street • 1537 Hawke Street Customers may now resume normal water usage. As a precaution, customers are encouraged to: • Run cold water faucets for several minutes to flush household plumbing lines. • Discard any ice made during the advisory and clean ice makers before restarting. • Flush and clean coffee makers, water dispensers, and similar appliances connected to the water system. • Run water softeners through a regeneration cycle if applicable. • Flush refrigerator water lines and replace water filters if recommended by the manufacturer. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while repairs, sampling, and testing were completed.
10 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
LIFTED
N. Hayes Street and E. Columbus Avenue are now back open to traffic following completion of the water main repair work. Thank you for your patience and cooperation while our crews completed these repairs. Please continue to use caution in the area as crews and equipment may still be present finishing up work.
10 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
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BOIL ADVISORY NOTICE A boil advisory is currently in effect for the following areas: • All apartment units at Peak of Ohio Apartments located at 547 E. Columbus • 601 E. Columbus Avenue through 705 E. Columbus Avenue • 113 N. Hayes Street through 236 N. Hayes Street • 554, 550, and 546 E. Sandusky Avenue Customers in the affected area are advised to boil water for at least three (3) minutes before using it for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, washing dishes, or any other consumption purposes. If your water appears cloudy or discolored, allow the cold water to run until it clears. The advisory will remain in effect until water samples are collected and confirmed safe. Updates will be provided as information becomes available. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while repairs and testing are completed
10 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
boil
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE N. Hayes Street will be closed between E. Sandusky Avenue and E. Columbus Avenue. E. Columbus Avenue will also be closed between Hayes Street and Reservoir Road due to water main repairs. Please avoid this area if possible, use caution while traveling nearby, and follow all posted road signs and traffic control devices. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while crews complete these repairs.
10 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
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🩸 Saving lives is IN THE BAG! 🩸

The City of Bellefontaine is partnering with Versiti Community Blood Center for a community blood drive on Friday, June 26, 2026, from 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM at 135 N. Detroit St., Bellefontaine, OH 43311.

Every donation helps prevent critical blood shortages and can make a life-saving difference for someone in need. As a thank you, donors will receive a special tote bag while supplies last!

📍 Location: 135 N. Detroit St., Bellefontaine, OH
🗓 Date: Friday, June 26, 2026
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Schedule your appointment today by scanning the QR code or visiting donate.versitidayton.org.

Be a hero for someone in need — give blood today! ❤️
10 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
Alt text: "Promotional flyer for blood donation at Community Blood Center. Bold text reads 'Saving Lives Is in the Bag,' with a striped tote bag graphic. Date: June 26, 2026, 12:00-3:00 pm, at 135 N. Detroit St, Bellefontaine, OH. Includes a QR code and contact information."
ROAD REOPENED / UPCOMING ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE: East Columbus Avenue is now back open to traffic following today’s repair work. However, please expect delays and additional road closures tomorrow on East Columbus Avenue and the intersection at Hayes Street beginning at 8:00 AM for continued work related to the water main break repair. Please use caution in this area tomorrow and follow all posted traffic control devices for the safety of the public and work crews. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as repairs continue
10 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
road open
Notice of Public Meeting:
Bellefontaine City Council will meet at 7:30 PM on May 12, 2026, in Council Chambers located on the second floor at 135 N. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.
The complete text of the agenda, each ordinance or resolution may be found on our website at https://www.ci.bellefontaine.oh.us/.../page/meeting-notices or at the Mayor's Office at 135 N. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.
11 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
City Council Meeting announcement for May 12 at 7:30 PM, held at Bellefontaine Council Chambers. Image shows an empty council room with a welcoming message indicating meetings are public.
Alt text: "A legal document titled 'Ordinance No. ___' from the City of Bellefontaine, Ohio, details supplemental appropriations for capital equipment. It includes sections on emergency measures, with spaces for signatures from the council president, mayor, and clerk. A table shows account changes for capital equipment, adjusting amounts from $0 to $15,000. The document emphasizes public health and safety."
Resolution document authorizing the City of Bellefontaine, Ohio, to participate in a transportation project for resurfacing State Route 47.
Alt text: A page from a legal document titled "PID No.: 114556" discussing responsibilities for installing and repairing curb ramps to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. It details sections on authority to sign, utilities and right-of-way statements, and maintenance obligations, highlighting compliance with federal regulations.
Formal document detailing resolution approval with spaces for signatures of council president, mayor, and clerk. Includes a date and committee section.
Certificate of copy from Bellefontaine, Ohio, attesting to a resolution. It includes spaces for signatures, dates, and a city seal, on an official letterhead.

🚧 Now Hiring: Utility Locator / Construction Inspector 🚧

Looking for a hands-on career that helps keep our community safe and infrastructure projects moving forward? The City of Bellefontaine is seeking a Utility Locator / Construction Inspector to join the team.

This role supports critical utility and construction operations by helping identify underground utilities, inspecting projects, and ensuring work is completed safely and accurately.

If you’re detail-oriented, enjoy field work, and want to make an impact in your community, this could be a great opportunity.

Learn more and apply here: City of Bellefontaine Job Posting

11 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
Toy crane stacks blocks spelling “TEAM” on a wooden table with green background. Text: “JOIN OUR TEAM” for utility locator/construction inspector.
East Columbus Avenue is closed between Hayes Street and Reservoir Road due to a water leak repair. Please use caution in this work zone and avoid driving through the road closure for the safety of both the crew and the public. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while repairs are being completed.
11 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
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The City of Bellefontaine Water Department has issued a boil advisory for the following areas until water samples are collected and confirmed safe: • 1530, 1534, 1600, 1630, 1650 South Main Street • 1533, 1537 South Detroit Street • 201, 205 Falcon Street • 1537 Hawke Street Residents in the affected area are advised to: • Boil water for at least three (3) minutes before using for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, making ice, or other consumption purposes. • Allow water to run if it appears cloudy or discolored until it clears. The advisory will remain in effect until sampling and testing are completed. A follow-up notice will be issued once the boil advisory has been lifted.
14 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
boil advisory
ROAD CLOSURE Clarkson Avenue is currently closed between South Detroit Street and South Main Street due to a water main break. Please use caution when traveling in this area and avoid the closure zone if at all possible. Follow posted signage and directions from crews on site. If a boil water advisory becomes necessary as a result of this repair, a separate notice will be issued with full details. We appreciate your patience and cooperation while repairs are completed.
14 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
closed
The 400 block of E. Auburn Ave has been reopened to traffic. Thank you for your patience during the repair.
18 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
open road
E. Auburn Ave. is closed in the 400 block between Newell Street and Power Street this morning due to a water service line repair. Please use caution in the are. The road is expected to reopen later today.
18 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
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Hydrant Flushing Begins Next Week The City of Bellefontaine Water Department and Bellefontaine Fire Department will begin routine fire hydrant flushing and testing starting next week. This important maintenance helps improve water quality and ensures our hydrants are operating properly. Residents may notice temporary discoloration in their water or slight drops in pressure during flushing. If this occurs, simply run your water until it clears. Our crews will be working throughout the city over the coming months. If you see us out, feel free to ask questions as long as it can be done safely! We appreciate your patience as we work to maintain a safe and reliable water system for our community.
21 days ago, Bellefontaine Water Department
Hydrant flushing
Bellefontaine — let’s go BIG this Memorial Day!

Let’s pack the streets of Bellefontaine with red, white, and YOU!

The American Legion needs YOU to help make our America 250 celebration unforgettable!

🎯 Goal: 250 parade entries to honor 250 years of American spirit, pride, and community.

Right now, we still need more entries — and that’s where YOU come in.
🎺 Floats
🚒 First responders
🏫 Schools & teams
🚗 Classic cars
🎉 Businesses & organizations

No idea is too small!

👉 Grab your crew
👉 Show your pride.
👉 SIGN UP TODAY

⏰ Don’t wait — help us hit 250!

https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfJQMhY.../viewform
24 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
Red, white, and blue text reading "Red White & You!" is surrounded by American flags and festive stars on a light blue background, conveying a patriotic theme.
It’s a full afternoon and evening at the City Building in Bellefontaine, and we invite you to take part!

🕞 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM | Open House
Stop by Council Chambers to learn more about the Strategic Land Use Plan the City has been developing over the past 18 months. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, share your thoughts, and better understand the vision for Bellefontaine’s future.
Please note: this plan is a guiding document—not a final set of decisions.

🕡 6:30 PM | Public Hearing
Bellefontaine City Council will hold a Public Hearing to receive formal public comments regarding the Strategic Land Use Plan.

🕢 7:30 PM | Regular City Council Meeting
The evening will conclude with the regularly scheduled City Council Meeting.

Your voice matters—whether you’re just curious, have questions, or want to provide input, we encourage you to attend.

📄 View full details here:
https://www.ci.bellefontaine.oh.us/o/cob/page/meeting-notices
24 days ago, City of Bellefontaine
You're Invited flyer. Event on April 28, 2026, at Council Chambers. Open House at 3:30 PM, Public Hearing at 6:30 PM, City Council at 7:30 PM.