Early Bird Pool Passes:
The Village of Baltimore is pleased to offer the public the opportunity to purchase pool passes to the Baltimore Swimming Pool at a 10% discount from April 1 until May 15, 2012. Pool passes must be purchased at Village Hall to receive the discounted price.
The Village of Baltimore Public Water System Consumer Confidence Report for 2011
Appalachia To Texas (ATEX) Express Pipeline Construction
Many Village residents have been asking about the construction of a new gas pipeline in the area, and for an explanation for the survey stakes crossing Holder Road, and State Route 256.
Village officials met with representatives from ATEX Express Pipeline on February 17, 2012. The pipeline construction plan for the area is still in the preliminary stages, the construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in the Spring of 2013.
The project will consist of a 16" steel pipeline and transport Ethane a natural gas liquid NGL from Pennsylvania to Seymour, Indiana.
The Village of Baltimore will experience very little disruption from the construction. Any property owners directly impacted by the pipeline construction will or already have been contacted by representatives of ATEX.
For additional information on ATEX has provided an informational web site, please visit www.atexexpresspipeline.com.
We will provide additional information as it becomes available .
The
2011 Sanitary Sewer Overflow Report is now available in the Municipal Building Office at 103 West Market Street.
Open Letter to Residents from Village Council – December, 2011
Baltimore Regular Council Meetings for 2012 will be held on the 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:30 PM.
November 22, 2011: Press Release Regarding Office Hours and Operations
The Regional Income Tax Agency (R.I.T.A.) is now collecting municipal income tax for the Village of Baltimore.
More Details (PDF)
Baltimore Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Project Award (PDF)
"So You Want to Start a Business in Baltimore":
View the Chamber of Commerce's Presentation from October 19, 2010
(PowerPoint OR PDF)
What does the Local Government Fund do for you?
www.everyohioan.com is an easy go-to resource that tells you what the Local Government Fund is and how it supports vital community services.
The Village of Baltimore and the Liberty Union-Thurston Schools have formed a collaborative partnership to promote and encourage the safe and healthy travel of children to the schools located within the Village of Baltimore. The "Baltimore, Ohio Safe Routes to School Travel Plan" provides information about this effort.
Click Here to View the Document.
Alert-Fairfield County is an emergency notification system used to issue emergency related messages to residents and businesses of Fairfield County.
You can register your cell or VOIP phone number by going online to www.fairfieldema.com and following the prompts.
The Village of Baltimore has established a Mayor's Court effective March 1, 2010. Information regarding Mayor's Court can be found under the "Mayor's Court" page.
The 2009 Sanitary Sewer Overflow Report is available for review at the Baltimore Municipal Offices located at 103 West Market Street.
Please fill out our new Baltimore Business Services Survey
Press Release Regarding Business Survey
Baltimore Downtown Business Façade Grant Program: Detailed Information & Application
The Village of Baltimore announces State of Ohio approval to perform all activities related to a Commercial Building Services Department effective January 1, 2008. The Village has contracted with an Ohio certified Chief Building Official to review all non-residential building plans. The Village of Baltimore’s residential building department has been in effect since August 1, 2005.
Additional information may be obtained by calling the Villiage of Baltimore’s Building Department at 740-862-3205.
The Village of Baltimore is offering their customers the opportunity to pay their water bills through their bank. Please contact the Water Department at 740-862-8550 for more information. Please click here for our new direct pay utilities form.
Every Monday at 3:45 PM on 90.9 FM: Baltimore Update with Mayor Bob Kalish.
Find out What's Going on in the Largest Village in the County!
Every Saturday from 7:30 until 8:00 AM: Mayor Kalish's weekly radio Radio Show on WLOH 1320 AM: "This Week in Baltimore"
You can also listen by visiting www.wloh.net
Important Notice: New Back-Flow Prevention Regulations (PDF FORMAT)
Brush Pick-up Policy (PDF FORMAT)
Land Use/Development Plan
