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Tolliver appointed permanent Nelsonville Police Department chief
After serving as interim police chief for nearly a year, Devon Tolliver is now permanent chief of the Nelsonville City Police Department. Plus, updates on the city’s proposed dog park.
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The Indy Bulletin Board: Athens County Events, Announcements, Public Meetings, & Local News Roundup, Nov. 13-17
Our digest of top headlines from other outlets plus a list of all public meetings.
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The Indy Bulletin Board: Athens County Events, Announcements, Public Meetings, & Local News Roundup, Oct. 30–Nov. 5
Our digest of top headlines from other outlets plus a list of all public meetings.
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The Indy Bulletin Board: Athens County Events, Announcements, Public Meetings, & Local News Roundup, Oct. 23-27
Our digest of top headlines from other outlets plus a list of all public meetings.
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Nelsonville develops public records, restitution policies
At its Oct. 9 meeting, Nelsonville City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance that would establish an official policy for processing public records requests.
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Community gives feedback on planned roundabouts in The Plains
Around 50 people attended a public meeting to learn more about and comment on the Ohio Department of Transportation’s plans to install two roundabouts at the intersection of on U.S. 33 and State Route 682 in The Plains.
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Roundabouts planned for US 33 interchange in The Plains
The roundabouts will accommodate increased traffic resulting from the planned closure of the Chauncey cutoff exit from U.S. 33.
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Wayne National Forest evaluating name change comments
In August, the forest service announced a proposal to change the name of the Wayne National Forest to Buckeye National Forest.
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Nelsonville City Council adopts code of conduct
Shortly before its passage, one member violated the new formal list of expectations for the city’s elected and appointed officials.
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Timeline of Nelsonville turmoil
From the police chief’s resignation last year to council member resignation after resignation, since late 2022 the city of Nelsonville’s government and administration has undergone what seems to be endless turnover.
