Courtney Barnes started working at the Village when she was 17 years old as a summer intern in the Mayor’s office. During her time as an intern, she learned to operate the court and was eventually promoted to the position of court clerk. For 8 years she has been dedicated [...]
Learn how to control your soggy spring yard by becoming a master rain gardener in just five weeks! Hosted by Cuyahoga SWCD, Lake SWCD, and Chagrin River Watershed Partners, this Master Rain Gardener Program will teach you how to manage rain water in your own yard. Rain gardens naturally manage [...]
Rewriting History - New Village Hall! On March 10th, Mayor David Smith and guests were invited to tour the future location of the new village hall! After searching various locations throughout the Village, plans are moving forward to convert the former Elgin Furniture building located on Northfield Road into the [...]
A New Look Inside The North Randall Fire Department For 22 years, Fire Chief Marshall Shorts has seen the North Randall Fire Department go through many changes. In 2020 the addition of new living quarters for the department was a much-needed addition, met with excitement and well received. The 26-person department [...]
The Village is excited to announce plans for the construction of a new Village Hall has been approved and is under way! This project will bring needed improvements to the Village, creating a one-stop shop for many operations. Currently we are in the process of vetting a location and working on the design. We look forward to sharing more with you [...]
What is Stormwater Awareness Week? Stormwater Awareness Week is a regional effort that encourages communities (and the groups that care about them) to raise stormwater awareness via newsletters and social media posts, or with fun and educational events. Example actions/events might include (but are definitely not limited to): Community or Neighborhood [...]
Leave the Leaves OCTOBER - According to the U.S. EPA, leaves and other yard debris account for more than 33 million tons of waste in landfills every year! Leaving the leaves on your lawn benefits wildlife, and mulching the leaves into your lawn provides free fertilizer and suppresses annual weeds like [...]
As the fall season brings cooler temperatures outside, inside things are warming up. During the fall and winter months fire hazards in your home or business stem largely from heating the space. According to the American Red Cross there is even a drastic increase in the amount of US house fires during [...]
When: MONDAY, JULY 20th through MONDAY, JULY 27th Flushing of the hydrant is necessary to provide better quality water and fire protection. Residents may experience fluctuations in pressure and/or discoloration of their water during flushing. IF YOU EXPERIENCE DISCOLORED WATER, run your water tap until it clears. During periods of discoloration, POSTPONE [...]
Help prevent deaths from children being left in vehicles. Be a part of the conversation and remind members of your community to “Park. Look. Lock.” Responding to the death of a young child can be one of the most difficult calls of an EMS clinician’s career—perhaps even more so [...]
