April 25, 2013 Ground Breaking

Ground Breaking for Marietta Memorial Hospital Farson Street addition

From L to R: Pat Minnite, Sr. with the PMCompany, Scott Cantley MMH President & CEO, Tom Tucker President of Board of MMH, Dr. Dan Breece MMH Emergency Medical Director, and Mayor Mike Lorentz

COMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTS AVAILABLE.  CONTACT LESLIE OR RHONDA AT 740-423-7592

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CITY OF BELPRE OFFERING ASSISTANCE WITH POOL PASSES THROUGH UNITED WAY ALLIANCE GRANT

http://www.newsandsentinel.com/page/content.detail/id/573363/Assistance-available-for-Belpre-pool-users.html

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CITY OF BELPRE ANNUAL WATER REPORT 

click link to view (you will need to click link on second page also)

Water report Belpre 2012 CCR 2011 Final

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IMMUNIZATIONS AVAILABLE

City Nurses will be available every Friday

9:00 am to 1:00 pm – all insurance accepted

Enjoy plenty of parking, electronic doors and smiling staff

Location:  Belpre City Building 715 Park Drive

Walk-ins welcome or call 740-423-7592 for an appointment

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TORNADO WARNING SIGNAL

The signal for a tornado in the city is a 6 MINUTE long alarm sounded from our Howes Grove signal.  The signal for a fire is two 1 minute alarms back to back.  Please listen for the length of the entire signal and check with local radio and television stations for storm status.

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The City of Belpre’s Police Department now has a website to better assist you.

To view it and find valuable information go to www.belprepd.com

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The City of Belpre was the second permanent settlement in the Northwest Territory. Established along the Ohio River in 1789 by members of the Ohio Company, the location was surveyed the previous year as Belle-Prairie, French for beautiful meadow.

Towering trees line streets throughout the city. They help frame charming older homes that testify to the history of Belpre. One of these, the Dana House on Walnut Street, was built in 1859, and is listed on the National Registry of Historical Sites.

We welcome all visitors to our city!