Jan. 27 Cuyahoga Falls City Council meeting

Covered by Documenter Michelle DeShon (see her notes here)

At the Jan. 27 Cuyahoga Falls City Council meeting, Finance Director Bryan Hoffman reported that the city ended 2024 with a record $25.5 million balance. 

Income tax revenues rose by 5.1% compared to 2023, and the city maintained a $1.86 million balance for construction and maintenance expenses, allowing flexibility for road salt purchases. 

Revenue from both The Natatorium and Water Works Family Aquatic Center increased, while the city’s self-insurance fund incurred $8.3 million in expenses due to rising hospitalization and prescription drug costs.

The 2025 city budget, approved by council in December, projects nearly $269 million in total expenditures. The $6.7 million RiverLoop Project, slated to begin in May and be completed by year-end, aims to revitalize the downtown area with enhanced amenities and accessibility. 

The project will include rebuilding the lower boardwalk and adding a new upper loop that will connect with Front Street at Broad Boulevard and Oakwood Drive. 

Infrastructure is a key focus of the 2025 budget, with an additional $1 million allocated for street paving, bringing total asphalt repair funding to $4 million and concrete street repairs to $600,000. 

Is your road being resurfaced in 2025? 

This list shows the roadways planned for resurfacing this year. 

StreetFromTo
10th StreetRooseveltSilver Lake
10th StreetChestnutSackett
17th StreetGrantHighbridge
20th StreetHighbridgeGrant
7th StreetChestnutSackett
7th StreetSackettBroad
7th StreetRooseveltLincoln
Americana DriveChateauSouth end
Anderson  RoadMunroe FallsMyrtle
Antoinette DriveEast endWest end
Ardella RoadPhillipsHoffman
Bath Road WestEast city lineNorthampton Road
Beacon Hill CircleBuckingham GateEnd
Broadway EastNewberryGermaine
Chateau DriveWyoga LakeAmericana
Crown Pointe ParkwayHaasCrowne Ridge
Crown Ridge DriveEndEnd
Drexmore DriveRavenshollow200′ South
Dwight StreetNorthmorelandNorth end
Dwight StreetNorthmorelandSouth end
Francis Avenue2nd Street9th Street
Garfield AvenueNorthlandEnd
Garfield AvenueIronwoodNorthland
Hanover StreetBaileyBroadway East
High StreetCenterPortage Trail
Jennings AvenueBaileyOakwood
Kennedy BoulevardBaileyGolf Course
Keyser ParkwayHillbrookChart Road
Lehigh AvenueHudsonCharles
Leighton Avenue11th Street12th Street
Leighton Avenue10th Street11th Street
Meredith LaneNorthamptonCity Line
Norona DriveWyoga Lake BoulevardEnd
Orlen AvenueBaileyEnd
Phillips DriveWoodbrookArdella
Queens Gate CircleBuckingham GateEnd
Ravenshollow DriveKeyser ParkwayN. End
Rockledge TrailEndEnd
Roosevelt AvenueOakwoodElmwood
Scala DriveNoronaTreeside
Searl StreetTallmadgeBroadway East
Silver Lake Avenue13th StreetLillis
Suncrest CircleSuncrestEnd
Suncrest DriveMunroe FallsBailey
Treeside DriveWyoga Lake BoulevardEast city line
Valley RoadPortage TrailState
Valley View DriveEndGrant
Willis StreetOrlenMunroe Falls
Wyoga Lake BoulevardWyoga Lake RoadCity line

Flock camera use will continue in Cuyahoga Falls

Council also authorized the city to renew its contract with Flock Group, Inc. In 2023, the city purchased 26 Flock cameras for intersections across the city.

The cameras capture video and have advanced license plate reader technology — Flock will continue to provide and maintain traffic cameras at these intersections.

Flock cameras are used in several Northeast Ohio communities, including Akron, Cleveland, Coventry, Solon and Twinsburg. 

Read Documenter Michelle DeShon’s notes here:

Meagan Rodgers is a writer from Akron with experience in academic, nonprofit, corporate, and online settings. Raised in Stow, Meagan earned a bachelor’s degree from the Ohio State University, an M.A. from the University of Akron and a Ph.D. in English from the University of New Hampshire. She works as a grants consultant for nonprofits in greater Akron and throughout Ohio.

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