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How are our Trash Management Services? Please take this survey.

Trash Management plays a huge role in your quality of life. The effectiveness of our City's trash management determines the cleanliness of the streets and impacts the City's safety, health and overall environment.  We'd like to hear firsthand what you think about your current trash and recycling services. By taking this brief survey (which should take no more than 4 minutes...

311 Tip: Hazardous Waste: How to Get Rid of Leftover Paint

Summertime DIY might result in some questions about how to get rid of your leftover oil and latex paints. Many people may be unaware that paints in liquid form is not an allowable item to be included in weekly curbside trash collection. There are two identified options for getting rid of your Oil and Latex Paint:  Option 1: Oil and Latex-based p...

Devou Park Backcountry Trails: Sleepy Hollow Opens

Contact: Chad Irey,Devouparktrails@gmail.com The City of Covington, Devou Park Advisory Committee, and The Greater Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance are proud to present the opening of the Trail...

Roadworks Update:Projects and Road Closures September 2014

State Road Closures Affecting Covington: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has recently posted the following Road Closure Notices for State Routes: •             KY 16 (James Avenue) – A pavement repairs and resurfacing project will begin on KY 16 (James Avenue) in Kenton County on Monday, September 8, 2014.   Work will...

City to Demolish 45 Blighted Properties in Next 120 Days

On August 26, City Commission approved a list of 45 properties throughout the City to be demolished by JP Construction, the third party awarded the contract in the amount of $399,450.  JP Construction will have 120 days to complete this work and have all of the lots graded properly and planted with grass seed and straw.   These properties are beyond any potential rehabilitation, are...

Board of Commissioners Meeting Agenda 8.26.2014

Please call 859.292.2314 with any questions about this document.

Fountain Fixed in Time for Riverfest

Thanks to the Department of Public Improvements, the broken fountain in George Rogers Clark Park is once again flowing and this just in time for RiverFest when the riverfront sees the highest pedestrian traffic of the year. Insects and birds are happy to hear the news too; when we went on site, there was a praying mantis taking a quick drink and birds were also enjoying some time perched at the to...
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