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The countdown to the May 4 election has begun. With one issue coming before Upper Arlington voters – the question of whether or not the City should construct a community center – we want to make sure you have had…

The City of Upper Arlington has launched an informational webpage on the upcoming community center ballot issue, which goes before voters on May 4, 2021. Over the years, the City has considered building a community center on several occasions. As…

As the Community Center Feasibility Task Force prepared to transition to Phase II of the study process it was determined that a second statistically valid survey should be conducted. In part, this was in recognition of the fact that the…

7 pm, Wednesday, December 2, 2020 Join the Meeting: //zoom.us/j/97977618406 Join by Phone: 877-853-5257 | Meeting ID: 979 7761 8406 The Community Center Feasibility Task Force invites residents to join them for one final Community Meeting on this important issue,…

Phase II of the Community Center Feasibility Task Force study process is nearing its end. During this phase, the Task Force has been drilling into details such as what facilities to include, where a community center might be located, and…

After a 10-month Phase I study process affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) has transitioned to Phase II, drilling into details such as what facilities to include, where a…

7 pm, Thursday, October 8 – Via Zoom Videoconference After a 10-month Phase I study process which affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) has transitioned to Phase II. During…

  After a 10-month Phase I study process which affirmed that many residents want and need a community center, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force has now transitioned to Phase II. During this phase, the Task Force is drilling into…

After a 10-month study process, in late June the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) provided a Phase I update to City Council and shared that their findings indicated they should transition to Phase II. Early in the process, the…

After a 10-month study process, the Community Center Feasibility Task Force (CCFTF) is ready to provide an update to City Council on its work to date, findings and next steps. This presentation is scheduled for a Special Council Conference Session…