Progress Way Road Closure – August 24  WILMINGTON – The City of Wilmington announces a complete road closure on Progress Way at 2919 Progress Way (Buckeye RV) beginning Thursday, August 24 at 5:00 a.m. The road is expected to reopen in the evening of Thursday, August 24, weather permitting. The road closure

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On April 28, 2023, the City of Wilmington received word from the Ohio Department of Development that it will award the city another $1.4 million in grant funding from the JobsOhio 629 Roadwork Fund, pending approval by the State Controlling Board in May. These funds will be used to fund Phase II of the Davids

For more information about this meeting, click here: Transit Stakeholder Invitation Letter 2023

Omni Fiber is building a fiber-to-the home network in Wilmington to provide another option for high-speed internet access to residents and businesses. The following media release was submitted to the City of Wilmington by Omni Fiber on April 12, 2023. Please contact Omni Fiber at www.omnifiber.com or 844-844-OMNI (6664) if you have questions about the

Lane Closures start Monday, March 6, 2023 The City of Wilmington announces the commencement of improvements on Davids Drive, with lane closures beginning March 6, 2023. The Davids Drive Phase I Project begins at the intersection of SR 134 and Davids Drive and terminates approximately 1.0 mile east of SR 134. Improvements include raw water

**Power Outage**Wilmington City Landfill Wilmington, Ohio – The City of Wilmington is closed for customers on Friday, February 10, due to an overnight power outage. Trash pickup will run as regularly schedule on Friday. The office will reopen as soon as power is restored to the facility. For questions, please contact the City Service Office

The City of Wilmington, in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) proposes to improve or establish pedestrian crossings at seven locations: Truesdell Street near Roy E Holmes Elementary School Locust Street near the municipal building and Fiesta Veracruz restaurant N. South Street near Galvin Park Nelson Avenue at the Luther E. Warren Peace

“Caring” Judge Mike dies unexpectedly WILMINGTON — Brian Shidaker, Wilmington City Safety Director and Brian Kratzer, Chief Baliff, announced that Judge Michael T. Daugherty, died at his residence early Thursday morning. Judge Daugherty has served as Municipal Court Judge since July 2015. Shidaker and Kratzer said “Judge Daugherty served faithfully with great professionalism and dedication