Welcome to the Village of Ashley
SPECIAL NOTICES
The Village will hold a public info meeting and to answer questions re: Gas & Electric Aggregation Ballot Issues. Monday October 20th, 6pm at the Village Admin Office, click here for the full announcement.
Elm Valley Fire Department will be conducting annual hydrant flushing / testing on the following dates:
Oct 28th & 29th - Hydrants West of US Rt 42
Oct 30th & 31st - Hydrants North of SR Rt 229 & East of US Rt 42
Nov 3rd & 4th - Hydrants South of SR Rt 229 & East of US Rt 42
This can disturb mineral sediment in the supply lines causing water discoloration, flushing at a faucet in your residence will clear this.
​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Steamtown Rd. East of Ashley Rd. will be closed from Monday, August 25th through Friday, November 14th. The Delaware County Engineer's Office is replacing the bridge. This closure will be between Ashley Rd. and Piper Rd.
Waste Water Treatment Plant Ph II Update: Village Council accepted the recommendation from our engineering firm, OHM, to award the project bid to Simonson Construction Services, Inc. Tentative schedule for project start is late this year.​​
Dear Residents:
I want to share some good news. The Ohio EPA Water Pollution Control Loan Fund has awarded the Village funds to make needed improvements to the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP). The planned improvements are Phase II in our WWTP project plans and will significantly improve our waste water treatment processes.
The approved funding consists of a $4,000,000 loan with principal forgiveness (PF) and a $950,000 0% interest loan. The village is one of a handful of municipalities / government entities throughout the State to receive the $4,000,000 PF award.
As always, for more village information, please contact the Mayor’s office or attend a monthly meeting, Village Council (1st Tuesday) or Board of Public Affairs (3rd Tuesday), both 7pm.
David Lockhart
Mayor
(740) 747-2889 x5
PLEASE BE ADVISED OF THE BURN ORDINANCE
Village Water Quality Report
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The Village's 2024 Consumer Confidence Report is available for review. The Ohio EPA requires all community public water systems to annually prepare Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs), due July 1st each year. This report provides measured results from the sampling for bacteria, inorganic, radiological, synthetic organic and volatile organic contaminants during 2024.
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