Shared on Wednesday afternoon by the City of Mansfield:
The City of Mansfield and the Clear Fork Reservoir campground prioritizes the health and safety of our community, the campers, and our employees. Due to the Coronavirus we are heeding the orders of our national, state, and local health officials.
We will not be opening the Clear Fork Reservoir Campground until further notice or the Governor lifts his stay at home order. This is in response to the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) order that all persons stay at home unless engaged in essential work or activity. We will continue to follow the guidance of the ODH and provide updates should this order be extended. More…
On Friday, Mansfield Mayor Tim Theaker issued the following news release, in which he declared a “State of Emergency” for the City of Mansfield.
That release is below in its entirety: More…
Due to water main repairs and sanitary main repairs, the City of Mansfield has announced the following road closures:
The roads are expected to be reopened by the end of the workday on Monday, March 9, barring any unanticipated problems. More…
Due to water main repairs and sanitary main repairs, the City of Mansfield has announced the following road closures:
The roads are expected to be reopened by the end of the workday on Wednesday, February 26, barring any unanticipated problems. More…
The annual Child Safety Identification Program “Safe Surfin” will be held at the Center Court at Richland Mall on February 22, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. This event is hosted by the City of Mansfield in collaboration with the Lexington Moose Lodge #2511, and will include representatives from the 179th Air National Guard Unit, the Mansfield Correctional Institute, and local and federal law enforcement agencies. More…
Mansfield Mayor Tim Theaker and Chief of Police Keith Porch have released 2019 statistics for crime and police service. The data was compiled by the Records Section of the Mansfield Division of Police.
The offenses that are tabulated as part of the crime statistics report are determined by the FBI Uniform Crime Report Program and are classified as crimes against persons (violent crime) and crimes against property. The offenses of murder (homicide), rape, robbery and assault make up the violent crime category. The offenses of arson, burglary, larceny and auto theft make up the property crime category. Both of these categories are referred to as Part 1 Offenses. More…
Due to road repairs the City of Mansfield will close a section of Wayne Street, between Orange Street and Grace Street, beginning January 28 at 8:00 AM.
The road is expected to be re-opened by the end of the workday on Friday, January 31, barring any unanticipated problems. Construction signs will be posted at the work site. Traffic is advised to plan an alternate route to avoid possible delays. More…
The City of Mansfield receives federal grants from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in the form of Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) and (HOME) Investment Partnership funds. To qualify for such grants, the Mansfield community develops and submits an annual Action Plan which identifies the housing and community development needs of its low–to–moderate income residents each year. More…
Due to Water Department repairs the City of Mansfield has closed a section of West Second Street, between South Mulberry Street and Sturges Avenue.
The road is expected to be re-opened by the end of the workday on Friday, January 10, barring any unanticipated problems. Construction signs will be posted at the work site. Traffic is advised to plan an alternate route to avoid possible delays. More…
Brighten up your winter days with a spark of creativity – the Mansfield Parks and Recreation Department has planned art events for young and old during the month of January, and you can make plans to attend. Details for each event are below; they request pre-registration to ensure that the appropriate amount of supplies are available. More…
The City of Mansfield has issued a both a water conservation notice and a boil advisory, effective immediately.
While there is no evidence that the city’s drinking water supply is contaminated, recent maintenance issues at the city’s water plant have resulted in a large decrease in supply. With a decrease in water levels, the opportunity exists for organisms carrying diseases to enter into the system. More…
The City of Mansfield is seeking input on the following proposed changes to the city’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Funds, HOME Investment Partnership Funds, and Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds (NSP).
A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 7 at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers at the City Building at 30 N. Diamond St., Mansfield, 44902. A 30 day comment period will begin 15 days prior to the public hearing and conclude 15 days after the public hearing. During this comment period, any comments or views of citizens received in writing, e-mail, or verbally before, during and after the public hearing will be considered. More…
In its two most recent meetings, Mansfield City Council has considered legislation that would repeal a 2009 ordinance and thereby allow pay increases for Mansfield’s mayor, law director, finance director, president of city council and city council members. More…
The Mansfield City Parks and Recreation Department has been consistently offering creative, family-friendly events designed to draw the public into the local parks. The following are being offered during the remainder of December, both of which are being held at North Lake Park: More…
