
Since the July 4th holiday falls on a Saturday, it will not affect Rumpke’s rubbish/recycling collection. No delays in service.
City of Westlake offices are closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of the July 4th holiday. The City’s Friday brush collection will be delayed until Monday.
The agenda for the Tuesday, June 30 hearing is now available. Take a look before the meeting: https://aptg.co/xhk4zS
Questions? Reach the Planning Department at planning@cityofwestlake.org
Meet First Ladies, conservation pioneers, and legendary trailblazers. Travel the American frontier with Sacagawea, laugh and learn with Red Barn Youth Theater, and experience one of the most gripping American dramas ever written with Twelve Angry Jurors.
From storytelling and song to staged readings and living history performances, Clague Playhouse is bringing America’s stories to life during Westlake’s celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Browse the flyer below to discover each performance and find your favorites!
FREE and open to the public. Donations encouraged.
Westlake in Bloom entries are due Friday, June 26, at 4 p.m. Residents and businesses can enter front yards, businesses, balcony gardens, and more. This year also includes a special America 250 patriotic design award. Judging is scheduled for July 6-10.
Sign up here - https://www.cityofwestlake.org/page/westlake-in-bloom-entry-form
For today’s 250th Tuesday social media post, we’re pleased to share that Sibling Revelry Brewing Company is joining us in the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. Keep an eye out for a special Westlake 250 beer at the Sibling Revelry Taproom and at local retail outlets. And don’t miss the Sibling Revelry Beer Tent open from Noon-9 pm at this year’s July 4th celebration at Clague Park! More details can be found here: https://aptg.co/FVF0Lt
Please keep sidewalks and curb areas clear, follow posted collection guidance, report service concerns through official City channels, and check cityofwestlake.org for current updates.
Thank you for helping keep Westlake clean, connected and ready for the season.
Residents, businesses, and community members are invited to help celebrate the gardens, landscapes and beautiful spaces that make Westlake shine.
Entry forms are available online at the City’s website or in person at:
Westlake City Hall, Recreation Center & Community Services Center
Porter Library
Cahoon Nursery
Dean’s Greenhouse
Gale’s Garden Center
Forms must be submitted by June 26 to be eligible.
Gardens will be judged during the second week of July. Please check the entry form for full details.
Join the celebration of Westlake’s beautiful gardens and help showcase the pride blooming across our community.
Link to form - https://www.cityofwestlake.org/page/westlake-in-bloom-entry-form
In partnership with the Westlake Historical Society, the Cleveland Blues Baseball Club is taking on Spring Creek at 6pm in true historical fashion.
Did you ever see baseball played with the ball released underhand on the pitch, or a game played with 18 innings? The Cleveland Blues Baseball Club spreads baseball history by playing the vintage game, found in this link: https://clevelandbluesbaseball.com/the-vintage-game
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Saturday, June 27 at Clague Park. The event is free and open to the public!
Westlake is launching a Most Patriotic House Decorating Contest in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Residents are invited to show their patriotic spirit by decorating their homes with red, white, and blue displays, flags, flowers, and other festive touches.
Entries are due August 31. Start planning your display and help Westlake celebrate this historic milestone.
For more info: https://www.cityofwestlake.org/article/2958982
It is a simple chance to show some pride. Fly the flag at your home, take a minute to talk with your kids about what it represents, or read up on a bit of its history. A few quick reminders if you are displaying yours: raise it briskly, lower it ceremoniously, light it if you fly it at night, and when a flag is worn out, please retire it properly rather than tossing it in the trash.
Ahead of Flag Day, you can drop off old, torn, or unused flags for proper disposal at Westlake City Hall, the Community Services Center, the American Legion Hall on Cahoon Road, or the drop-off boxes at your nearest VFW Hall.
This year the day carries a little extra weight as Westlake celebrates America's 250th anniversary. However you choose to mark it, thank you for helping show what community pride looks like across our city.
Curious about Westlake in Bloom?
Join the City of Westlake on Monday, June 15, at 7 p.m. in the Dover Room at Porter Library to learn more about the program’s history, categories, judging, awards, and how to enter.
If you’ve ever thought about participating, or if you just want to learn more before getting started, we’d love to see you there.
For more info - https://www.cityofwestlake.org/page/westlake-in-bloom-entry-form
The new fast-casual drive-thru coffee spot marked the occasion with a $2,000 donation to the Cuyahoga County Humane Society and plenty of community energy. Dogs are welcome too, with pup cups available for four-legged visitors.
Thank you to the Westshore Chamber of Commerce, Councilwoman Amy Havelka, representatives from the Humane Society, and Tina Ludwig from the Ohio Auditor of State’s Office for joining the celebration.
Shred-It Day is coming up for Westlake residents!
Westlake residents can safely dispose of personal and confidential documents during the City’s upcoming Shred-It Day on Saturday, June 13, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Westlake Elementary School parking lot, 27555 Center Ridge Road.
A Shred-It truck will be on site, and staff will handle the documents while you watch them be shredded.
Please note: Residents may bring up to the equivalent of two standard-size copy paper boxes per household. Driver’s license identification is required. The event is free and will take place rain or shine.
Accepted items include paperwork, floppy disks and CDs containing personal or confidential information. Staples and paper clips do not need to be removed, but paperwork should be removed from binders and notebooks before arrival.
More info here.
With warmer weather here, many residents are getting back to yard work. Here’s a quick reminder:
Yard waste — grass clippings, weeds, leaves, flowers, plants, acorns and similar items — is collected by Rumpke with regular trash collection and must be bagged.
Brush — tree limbs, branches, sticks, twigs and bushes — is collected by the City of Westlake Service Department. Larger brush must be cut to less than 4 feet long, bundled to less than 2 feet wide and tied with twine or another non-metallic binder.
Please remember: bags, cans and bundles must weigh less than 50 pounds each. Contractors are responsible for removing any brush they create.
Learn more:
https://www.cityofwestlake.org/page/yard-waste-brush