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LEAD SERVICE LINE MAPPING AND INSPECTIONS
The Munroe Falls Water Department along with RCAP (Rural Community Assistance Partnership), in accordance with the Ohio EPA's Lead Service Line Mapping requirement, is asking residents to take part in helping us determine the service line and plumbing materials currently in use at residences in Munroe Falls. We would like you to take a short survey to tell us about the plumbing in your home and what materials are in use. If you're not sure, there are scratch test instructions to guide you.
RCAP and the City will be contacting residents and making on-site visits beginning in July to determine service line materials. In doing so, it may be necessary to dig down to the service line at some homes to visually examine the water line. Any disturbances to lawns required to make these inspections will be fully restored once completed.
Click here to take the online survey now.
Click here for a paper copy of the survey.
Click here for the flyer with scratch test instructions.
If you are having TROUBLE PAYING your UTILITY BILLS, there are assistance programs available. Click the links below for info:
- First Energy - electric bill assistance program
- Summit County - assistance program
- United Way 2-1-1 programs
- Community Action Akron Summit - LIHWAP (Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program) click or call 330-436-0261 for appointment to apply.
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The Munroe Falls Water Department prepares an annual report to provide information to you, the consumer, on the quality of your drinking water. This report is prepared and sent to all consumers no later than June 1st annually. This report includes general health information, water quality test results from the prior year, and how to participate in decisions concerning your drinking water and water system contacts.
If you have additional questions or would like this report sent directly to you, please contact the Director of Public Works, Jim Bowery at 330-688-7491.
The City of Munroe Falls purchases drinking water from the City of Cuyahoga Falls. The Cuyahoga Falls water treatment plant, which is located at 2028 Munroe Falls Avenue, uses well water as a source. The well field consists of 18 wells located in Water Works Park on the south bank of the Cuyahoga River. This well field is the source for raw water to the water treatment plant. The water provided to you is ’hard’ water and therefore comes with the challenges presented by ’hard’ water. Many residents opt to install water softeners and/or filtration systems or devices to improve the water taste/texture.
You can find more information on the Water Department page of this website. Or click here to go there now.
If you are interested in viewing the latest Water Quality Report from the City of Cuyahoga Falls click here.
- What is a "Mayor's Court"?
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A mayor’s court is a local-level court created in some municipalities that hears cases about traffic violations, minor misdemeanors, and other offenses that cannot result in jail time, and they only operate in Ohio and Louisiana. In Ohio, the presiding officer is a magistrate (not a judge) appointed by the mayor, or City Council.
- Who can I call if I have a question about a ticket or about Mayor's Court?
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Call the Police Clerk, who is also the Mayor's Court Clerk at 330-688-7494.
- Will the Mayor hear my case?
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No. You will appear before a magistrate (not a judge or the mayor).
- How many Mayors Courts are in Ohio and where are they located?
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Ohio has 297 mayor’s courts and they operate in 64 of our 88 counties. In 2016, more than 1 out of every 6 traffic tickets were issued in towns with a mayor’s court. Curious about where they are specifically? The Supreme Court of Ohio’s annual report on mayor’s court has a comprehensive list.
- How do I report a dead animal in the street?
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The City may remove dead animals from the street or public right of way only. Dead animals on private property will not be collected by the City.
Please use the Request Tracker module and click on "Report an Issue or File a Complaint", click here
- How do I report a street light or traffic light outage?
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Streetlights are managed by First Energy. Call 1-888-LIGHTSS, use their website or click here.
If you prefer to contact the City Hall, you can do so via the Request Tracker module. Use the link to report a traffic or street light outage and we will send it to First Energy on your behalf. Click here
You will need the address of the streetlight and nearest cross street or landmark either way you report it.