Hubbard City Council is having a work session with AMP Transmission on Tuesday, March 26, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.

The meeting will be held in Council Chambers.

Job Posting: Hubbard Parks and Recreation Maintenance Work

Hubbard Parks and Recreation is looking for a Maintenance worker. City parks to be maintained may include Mattinat, Waugh, Myron Street and Hillcrest. The Maintenance Worker needs to be able to work independently, be a self starter, and be able to attend to issues and maintenance in a timely manner. Job duties include: cutting grass/weed whacking, painting equipment, athletic field maintenance, restroom maintenance, pavilion maintenance, landscaping, park clean up, etc. 

Position Description/Job Title: Seasonal Maintenance Worker-Hubbard Parks and Recreation. This position is seasonal for the 2024 Season and is subject to annual contract renewal. The 2024 Season begins on 04/15/2024 and ends on 10/25/2024.

Compensation: The Hubbard Parks and Recreation Maintenance Worker will be paid $14 per hour and is limited to no more than 32 hours per week. Work hours are from 8 AM to 4 PM. Work will be done Monday through Thursday. This position is considered a temporary position with the City of Hubbard, Ohio, on a non-permanent basis and not entitled to any fringe benefits afforded to full time city employees. Must have a valid driver’s license. 

Objective: The Hubbard Parks and Recreation Maintenance Worker is responsible for maintaining each Hubbard City Park by performing landscaping, building maintenance, property and facility clean up, and minor repairs to Park Property and Equipment. 

If you are interested in applying for this position, please email your resume to Hubbardparksandrec@gmail.com or deliver a hard copy of your resume to Office of the Mayor of Hubbard (220 West Liberty St., Hubbard, OH 44425).

Mayor Benjamin A. Kyle has announced that the City of Hubbard will celebrate Halloween with Trick-or-Treating on Tuesday , October 31, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. This is a rain or shine event and there will be no rain date.

Join the City Transformation Team for a Town Hall Meeting at The Hubbard Public Library with speakers from the Mahoning County Law Enforcement Task Force Drug Unit.

Let’s expose this epidemic and encourage those that they are not alone in the struggle. The pain, fear, anger, and frustration are crippling if carried alone.

Invite and share with friends.

2023 City of Hubbard Street Resurfacing is scheduled to begin today, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023. During this project, please avoid parking on the streets of the following areas: Scott St. (Grandview Ave. to Christian Ave.) Parkview Dr. (Tulip Dr. to Melody Ln.) Moore St. (Elmwood Dr. to Gary Dr.) W. Water St. (Stewart Ave. to N. Main St.) Fifth Ave. (Church St. to Prescott Ave.) Parkview Dr. (Hager St. to Dead-End) Hall Ave. (Scott St. to Bus Garage).

Please drive carefully and allow extra time for possible traffic delays.  We appreciate your patience during this project.

The City of Hubbard is now accepting applications for seasonal / part-time leaf rakers at $14 per hour.  Applications can be obtained by clicking the link below or at the Hubbard Mayor’s Office during normal business hours.  Completed applications can be returned to the mayor’s office or by email to d.madeline@cityofhubbard-oh.gov.  Applicants must be available to start at the end of October.  Any questions please call the mayor’s office at (330) 534-3090.

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ELECTRONICS RECYCLING GRANT DROP OFF DATE:

The City of Hubbard has announced that Saturday, July 8, 2023 we will be having an Electronics Recycling Event to be held at the Hubbard City Administration Building parking lot.  The event will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

This event is made possible through a joint grant between city and township in partnership with Gotta Go Green and GreenBoard IT.

This event is open for city and township residents only. No Pennsylvania residents please. Citizens are reminded that this program is for residential households only, no commercial enterprises or businesses.

Volunteers are needed, please contact the Mayor’s Office at 330-534-3090 if you can help.

The Grandview Ave. waterline replacement and road repairs will begin tomorrow, June 20, 2023.  Grandview Ave. from Scott St. to Ravine Dr. will be closed for approximately a week and a half (weather permitting) for the repairs.  Please follow all posted detour signs.

We appreciate your patience and understanding.  If you have any questions or concerns, please call the mayor’s office (330-534-3090).

Input Needed for Little Yankee Run’s Watershed Plan

A public stakeholder meeting will be held on Thursday, June 29th, 2023, to gather input on local
water quality concerns/issues in the Little Yankee Run watershed (see attached map below). The public
meeting will begin from 5:00pm-6:30pm and will be held at the City of Hubbard-City Council
Municipal Building located at 220 West Liberty Street, Hubbard Ohio 44425.

Eastgate is developing a Nonpoint Source Implementation Strategy (NPS-IS) Plan for the
watershed. Stakeholder participation will help Eastgate identify areas of water quality concern
and ensure your ideas/concerns are incorporated into the plan. An NPS-IS plan characterizes the
watershed, summarizes water quality impairments, and identifies water quality improvement
projects eligible for State and Federal funding/grants.

The Little Yankee Run watershed is a tributary to the Shenango River and contains a low head
dam as well as other water quality impairments in need of attention. Eastgate and its planning
partners are stewarding the creation of this plan to improve the health of the Little Yankee Run
and its tributaries to meet the state’s standards for fishable, swimmable, and drinkable waters.

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The City of Hubbard has announced that the city’s annual branch/brush pickup will begin Monday, June 26, 2023 and will end Friday, July 7, 2023 (weather permitting).  All residents are asked to have their branches and brush to the curb (not on the street) before June 26th as there will only be ONE run through the entire city.

Any resident that misses the city’s collection date may put the brush in with their Republic Services waste collection.  Please see Republic Services site for pick up regulations.

Please contact the Mayor’s Office at 330-534-3090 with questions.