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We are excited to announce that we’ve partnered with the @uscensusbureau to support the #2020Census! As a partner, we’ll be working to ensure that our community is accurately represented. To learn about the upcoming census, visit 2020census.gov
How census data is used
1.Decision making at all levels of government. 2 Drawing federal, state, and local legislative districts. 3 Attracting new businesses to state and local areas. 4 Distributing over $675 billion annually in federal funds and even more in state funds. 5 Forecasting future transportation needs for all segments of the population. 6 Planning for hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and the location of other health services. 7 Forecasting future housing needs for all segments of the population. 8 Directing funds for services for people in poverty. 9 Designing public safety strategies. 10 Development of rural areas. 11 Analyzing local trends. 12 Estimating the number of people displaced by natural disasters. 13 Developing assistance programs for American Indians and Alaska Natives. 14 Creating maps to speed emergency services to households in need of assistance. 15 Delivering goods and services to local markets. 16 Designing facilities for people with disabilities, the elderly, or children. 17 Planning future government services. 18 Planning investments and evaluating financial risk. 19 Publishing economic and statistical reports about the United States and its people. 20 Facilitating scientific research. 21 Developing “intelligent” maps for government and business. 22 Providing proof of age, relationship, or residence certificates provided by the Census Bureau. 23 Distributing medical research. 24 Reapportioning seats in the House of Representatives. 25 Planning and researching for media as backup for news stories. 26 Drawing school district boundaries. 27 Planning budgets for government at all levels. 28 Spotting trends in the economic well-being of the nation. 29 Planning for public transportation services. 30 Planning health and educational services for people with disabilities. 31 Establishing fair market rents and enforcing fair lending practices. 32 Directing services to children and adults with limited English-language proficiency. 33 Planning urban land use. 34 Planning outreach strategies. 35 Understanding labor supply. 36 Assessing the potential for spread of communicable diseases. 37 Making business decisions. 38 Understanding consumer needs 39 Planning for faith-based organizations. 40 Locating factory sites and distribution centers. 41 Distributing catalogs and developing direct mail pieces. 42 Setting a standard for creating both public and private sector surveys. 43 Evaluating programs in different geographic areas. 44 Providing genealogical research. 45 Planning for school projects. 46 Developing adult education programs. 47 Researching historical subject areas. 48 Determining areas eligible for housing assistance and rehabilitation loans. |
It has been a while since I’ve posted, but I haven’t forgotten all of you. I know you are getting back to work and doing your best to stay virus free. I appreciate everyone’s effort and I understand when you are frustrated with the pandemic. I think most people are tired of the “Mask” issue and Social Distancing, but just when you think you have this figured out, you hear of someone you know, or someone near you, that has tested positive.
The Village is also working to stay virus free, while doing all we can to keep the Rec. Park and Reservoir open and safe. We have some of the best people working for the Village. They give of themselves to serve our community and for that I thank them. I know it is their job, but for many Village workers, it is more than a job. It is protecting their hometown and their friends. Thank you for supporting our local businesses during this time. As I visit our businesses, I hear how they are struggling, but I also see that our residents are shopping local and that is greatly appreciated. I hope you have had a chance to get to the Rec. Park to eat from the Food Trucks, catch a little league game, to shoot some hoops, or just take a walk. Sheri and I take Kiko and Hope on walks through the Park several times a week. As we celebrate our Independence, on Saturday and every day, please continue to be safe and hold tight to those you love. God’s blessing on us all, Mayor Toby Attention utility customers:
All fees and penalties will resume in July 2020 The 10% past due penalty will resume on July 16th, 2020 Non payment shut off procedure will resume on July 27, 2020 If your service is shut off for non payment there is a $50.00 reconnection fee The New London Parks and Recreation Department, Recreation Committee and the Village Council has decided to postpone the 2020 New London Firelands Labor Day Festival until 2021. Due to the current conditions with COVID-19 and current and upcoming government regulations for social distancing, the festival as we know and love is, unfortunately, just not possible.
The Parks and Recreation Department and various other social groups throughout New London are working diligently to ensure we will be able to fill the summer and fall seasons with acceptable social distancing events in both the park and at the reservoir. All of these events will be published on our website as well as the Facebook pages. We look forward to planning those events and making sure the 2021 Firelands Labor Day Festival is the best it can be! Sincerely, Megan Sherlund Parks & Recreation Manager Attention residents we are asking that through the remainder of the summer to please either put your garbage out the night before or have it out by 6 am the day of pickup. This will help the sanitation workers to work in the cooler hours of the day. Thank you for your help.
Good Afternoon,
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I will NOT be coming to New London on June 30th to collect real estate property taxes. Residents are encouraged to pay by mail, online, or use the night drop inside the foyer of our office. It is accessible 24/7. I hope to return to New London in February for tax collection. A press release will be sent out by my office in May. Thank you, stay safe, Kathleen Huron County Treasurer The Village of New London Income Tax will follow the Federal Income Tax Filing Rules. The Federal Government has extended their filing date to July 15, 2020
In response to the public safety health orders issued by the State of Ohio and the recommendations of the U.S. Center for Disease Control, the Village of New London is taking precautionary measures for the health, safety and welfare of the general public and village employees from exposure to the Coronavirus. These measures are effective immediately until further notice.
Council Meetings In response to the public safety health orders issued by the State of Ohio and the recommendations of the U.S. Center for Disease Control, the Village of New London is taking precautionary measures for the health, safety and welfare of the general public and village employees from exposure to the Coronavirus. These measures are effective immediately until further notice. Village Council meetings held at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month will be closed to the general public. Meetings will be live-streamed on Facebook and can be reached at this location: https://www.facebook.com/Village-of-New-London-275757015797760/?ref=br_rs If members of the general public wish to offer a question or comment during council meetings, please contact Mayor Toby Thomas via text at 330-835-7503 either prior to or during the council meeting. Minutes of each meeting will be posted promptly on the Village Website: http://www.newlondonohio.com . If the Council determines to change this policy, or to change the schedule or cancel future “regular” meetings, notification will also be posted on the Village Website. Toby Thomas, Mayor Shawn Pickworth, Village Administrator Please use proper precautionary procedures to stop the spread of the Coronavirus.Continue to use warm soapy water to wash your hands regularly, avoid those who are sick, and do your best to create social distancing.
We wish you and your loved ones to stay safe and healthy during this time. THE GREAT LAKES COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP HOME WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (hwap) OFFERS FREE ENERGY-SAVING UPGRADES TO ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS OF WOOD, SANDUSKY, OTTAWA, SENECA, ERIE AND HURON COUNTIES. THESE UPGRADES MAY INCLUDE WALL AND ATTIC INSULATION, NEW LIGHT BUBS, FURNACE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT, AND OTHER MEASURES DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE HOME'S ENERGY USAGE AND LOWER UTILITY COSTS FOR RESIDENTS.
THE HURON COUNTY COMMUNITY HOUSING IMPACT AND PRESERVATION (CHIP) PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITIES OF NORWALK AND WILLARD, PROVIDES NO-COST HOME REPAIRS OR REHABILITATIONS FOR ELIGIBLE HOMEOWNERS WHO RESIDE IN HURON COUNTY. REPAIRS MAY INCLUDE PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL,ROFF,FURNACE,ADA MODIFICATIONS,WATER HEATER,INSULATION AND OTHER NEEDS. GREAT LAKES COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP 127 S FRONT ST FREMONT, OH 43420 1-800-775-9767 WWW.GLCAP.ORG F.Y.R.E
HURON COUNTY DJFS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 14 TO 24.WE PROUDLY PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITY WORKFORCE RESOURCES PAID/UNPAID WORK EXPERIENCE DRIVER'S LICENSE FEES/TEST ADULT MENTORING COUNSELING SERVICES CAR INSURANCE ASSISTANCE RENT ASSISTANCE UTILITY ASSISTANCE TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE EDUCATION: TUTORING ALTERNATIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING CAREER EXPLORATION POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION FINANCIAL LITERACY/BUDGETING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS TRAINING https://www.huroncountydjfs.com/fyre 41-668-8126 EXT. 3335 Attention Village residents:
a paper/newspaper recycling bin is available at the Village Garage 101 W. Fir St. Monday- Friday 7 am-3:30 pm The Village also provides curbside pick up of cardboard and paper/newspaper. Put out seperate on your regular garbage pick up day. Newspaper/Paper needs to be bundled and the cardboard needs to be free from any foreign material such as plastic or styrafoam. Mission Statement:
The mission of the Huron County Land Reutilization Corporation (Huron County Land Bank) is the preservation, restoration or disposal of abandoned or foreclosed properties. To strategically acquire properties, return them to productive use, reduce blight, increase property values, support community goals, and improve the quality of life for Huron County residents Utilities Application
Needed with application: copy of owners drivers license, acceptable evidence of ownership of the property to be serviced ( example: copy of recorded deed, written notification from a title company/escrow agent, indicating that closing of a sale to applicant is imminent, current tax bill from county auditor). Account stays in owners name 
Dumpster Rental:
$50 Deposit-( due upon signing rental agreement) applied to final dumpster bill Rental Fee: $13.00 - 2 weeks Weight Fee $14.00- charged each time the dumpster needs to be weighed $72.56 per ton in town customer $84.88 per ton out of town customer
Click on the link above to see if you qualify.
VILLAGE OF NEW LONDON 2019 INCOME TAX FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE, POST OFFICE OR LIBRARY .
WHO MUST FILE: EVERY RESIDENT, 18 YEARS OR OLDER WHETHER OR NOT A TAX IS DUE IS REQUIRED TO FILE A TAX RETURN. IF YOU ARE RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLE AND NO LONGER ARE EMPLOYED, INDICATE THIS ON YOUR TAX FORM AND RETURN TO THE TAX DEPARTMENT.
UPDATE: DOXO is a third-party bill pay.They informed me they collect online payments but then in turn mail a check to us (which takes 7-10 business days). They are not associated with us. We do not recommend using this site to pay your Village of New London bill.
We just became aware of a website ,DOXO, that looks and acts like it is the Village of New London bill pay . This is not us, the website to pay your Village of New London utilities is https://newlondon.authoritypay.com. Please share HILEMAN BUILDING AND NEW LONDON RECREATION PARK SHELTER RENTAL INFORMATION PLEASE CALL THE VILLAGE OFFICE AT 419-541-6131
YOU CAN NOW VIEW, PRINT,PAY YOUR UTILITY BILL ON-LINE USING THE CUSTOMER PORTAL @ HTTP://NEWLONDON.AUTHORITYPAY.COM.
CREDIT CARD AND ACH PAYMENTS NOW AVAILABLE IF YOU HAD REQUESTED TO RECEIVE YOUR UTILITY BILL BY EMAIL WE ARE WORKING ON PROCESSING THESE REQUESTS Veterans Memorial Park Paver Order Form 4 X 8 Paver - $80.00( Nutmeg Red) 3 Lines - 20 Characters Per Line 8 X 8 Paver - $150.00(Nutmeg Red) $200.00 or greater ( Lighthouse Grey) 6 Lines - 20 Characters Per Line Make check payable & send to: Village of New London with memo to Memorial Park Attention: Veterans Memorial Park 115 E. Main St. New London, Ohio 44851 This is a maintenance funding tool and is open to all upon payment of the requisite fee. New London residency not required. Inscription may honor a particular living/deceased veteran, resident, business or any positive verse or statement appropriate for the memorial. Wording should not be political in nature or in a negative/discriminatory manner. For more information, contact: New London Village Offices at 419-929-4091
Village of New London
Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report
RENT THE VILLAGE OF NEW LONDON
COMMUNITY CENTER & COUNCIL CHAMBER BUILDING (Located behind Village Office) FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY, SHOWER OR MEETING ACCOMODATES APPROX. 75 PEOPLE RENTAL FEE: $100.00 DAMAGE DEPOSIT (REFUNDABLE) $100.00 ________________ TOTAL DUE AT TIME OF RENTAL:= $200.00 CALL VILLAGE OFFICE @419-929-4461
Council Meeting Times:Village Council meets the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at 7 p.m. The meetings are held in the Village Council Chambers.
Council Chambers is located at 12 James St., New London, OH 44851. Community Service Announcement
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