Upgrades to Train Trestle Warning System

An Overhead Height Warning System has been installed at both approaches to the Karl Brown Way train trestle in Downtown Loveland.

The solar-powered system transmits a laser beam across the roadway prior to approaching the trestle. The laser is set at the p...

Officer Tim Wilmes to Retire After 31 Years at Loveland Police Department

“It’s hard to walk away. Few people can say they did their dream job in the town they love,” said Officer Timothy Wilmes.

Wilmes will retire February 5 from the Loveland Police Department (LPD), where he has served t...

City of Loveland Receives Budget Award

The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) has awarded the City of Loveland, Ohio, its Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2020. 

The award is considered a significant achieve...

City Welcomes Two New Employees

At the January 12 City Council meeting, Mayor Kathy Bailey issued the oath of office to two new city employees: Joy Deardorff and Krista Rose. 

Joy, the city’s new part-time Human Resources Manager, began her employment January 4.&nb...

City Manager Presents Proposed Modification to City Water Rates

In an effort to stabilize the City's struggling water funds, the City Manager, David Kennedy, is proposing a modification to the City's water rates.  The proposed modification would reduce the monthly minimum usage from 4,000 gallons per househol...