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Fall leaf collection is scheduled for October 23rd through the first week of December. Residents are asked to place their loose leaves in piles on the tree lawn area between the street and the sidewalk. Please do not rake or blow leaves into the street where they are a safety hazard and could block drains.

Willoughby Holiday Lights While we are unable to host our traditional Thursday evening holiday lighting celebration this year due to covid-19, our team is still decorating the city for you to enjoy at your leisure from December 2nd through the New Year. We look forward to celebrating in-person in 2021! North Pole Calling – December

Due to the recent change in Lake County’s risk level on the COVID-19 Public Health Advisory System this meeting has been canceled. The City is discussing alternatives and will post updates once a plan is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding and patience. The purpose of this meeting is to share information about proposed development

Beginning Monday, August 31st, Rt. 20 (between Erie St and the end of the bridge) will be one lane in each direction as crews remove debris from the river. The work is scheduled to last approximately one week.

Rt. 84 will be closed from St. John’s Bluff to River St./Ridge Rd. beginning Monday, August 24th from 8 am – 6 pm to remove debris from the river. Project to last for approximately three days (8/24 – 8/26). Detours will be posted.

TEMPORARY INSPECTION PROCEDURES DUE TO COVID-19 Updated July 20, 2020 Inspections in occupied homes for hot water tanks, furnaces, minor electrical improvements, etc. will be performed remotely. Inspections for home additions with access gained from the exterior of the house, new single-family dwellings and inspections for commercial construction will proceed as normal. Remote Inspection Procedures

Due to the recent sustained rise in positive COVID-19 cases in Lake County, the 2020 Downtown Willoughby summer concert series has been canceled. Many thanks to our sponsors, volunteers and attendees that joined us last week. We look forward to enjoying live music with you next summer.

City Hall – 440.951.2800 or info@willoughbyohio.com City Hall’s main lobby is open; all visitors must report to the switchboard to have temperature taken and masks are encouraged. Public meetings remain virtual through June due to social gathering guidelines. Use of City Hall meeting rooms for non-profit organizations remains on hold until further notice. David E.