City Hall is locked but still operational

The doors at City Hall are currently locked but the city’s departments are still operational. We encourage anyone needing assistance to call 440-871-3300 and, when possible, submit inquiries, requests and business-related documents to the approp...

Small businesses must apply for CARES Act grants ASAP

Small businesses impacted by COVID-19 and hoping to receive a grant through the newly passed CARES Act must apply for an SBA Disaster Loan ASAP because only a limited number of applicants will be able to get the new grants.

Under the CARES Act, a business ...

Businesses: Our Economic Development Department is here to help

The City of Westlake is committed to helping our local businesses find the resources they need to navigate the difficult circumstances presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent directives from state and federal officials, including Governor Mike D...

Leaf Humus and Wood Chip Changes

Due to COVID-19 the City has modified the purchasing, pick-up, and delivery of leaf humus and wood chips. Please visit the Compost Site page for details.

How to pay Sewer & Water bills during Stay-at-Home Order

Due to the Governor Mike DeWine’s Stay-at-Home Order, intended to help slow the spread of COVID-19, the city has taken several steps to keep our residents and employees safe. 

At this time the city will no longer be accepting sewer payme...

IMPORTANT: County warns of COVID-19 stimulus scams

The Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs has issues a warning to residents about reported scams purporting to offer aid related to COVID-19 and the proposed government stimulus intended to help consumers and businesses. 

The county issue...

City of Westlake COVID-19 Safety Precautions

Dear Residents,

The City of Westlake is taking numerous steps to keep employees and residents safe and help in the nationwide effort to contain the spread of COVID-19. These steps reflect recommendations from the CDC, the Ohio Department of Health and the ...

Aid Available For Businesses, Employees Affected By COVID-19

Many employees and businesses impacted by Governor Mike DeWine’s decision to close Ohio bars and restaurants to in-house patrons indefinitely are eligible for certain aid geared toward helping them offset resulting financial hardship they may experience a...

ALERT: Westlake Rec Center Closed Until Further Notice

In light of new developments in the widespread effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, the City of Westlake has decided that the Recreation Center should remain closed until further notice.

Governor Mike DeWine’s latest directive to close bars and restau...

Amended Senior & Community Services Programming Plans

The Westlake Community Services Department has decided to suspend all senior activities effective Monday, March 16, until further notice to mitigate the potential spread of illness – particularly among our most vulnerable citizens who regularly ...

A Message About Coronavirus: Be Informed, Not Fearful

Considering fact-based findings about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) provided by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and state and county health officials, the City of Westlake strongly urges residents to be cognizant of but not alarmed by news of efforts to...

2020 State of the City

Mayor Dennis Clough will present an overview of the city’s initiatives, current and future construction projects, and the overall status of the city during his 2020 State of the City address on Tuesday, April 21 at 11:30 a.m. at Carrabba&rsq...

Updated City of Westlake's GIS

The City of Westlake's geographical information system (GIS) is a multiple layered map of properties, infrastructures, points of interest, political boundaries, public records and much more.