City of Powell, Ohio

City of Powell, Ohio

Government Administration

Powell, Ohio 2,111 followers

You're at Home in Powell. Welcome Home.

About us

What makes the City of Powell one of the best places to live in the United States? According to CNN/Money Magazine, our jobs, education, crime rate and access to leisure activities earned us that title. Since receiving that distinction, the accolades have continued. Early in 2010, Delaware County, the portion of central Ohio that Powell calls home, was named one of the "Best Places to Get Ahead" in the U.S. by Forbes.com. Forbes.com has also called Delaware County one of the country's five best places to raise a family, based on cost of living, reasonably priced homes, quality of schools and short commute times. Delaware County also finished No. 6 on CNN/Money's list of 25 counties that have experienced the most job growth in the last 10 years. And most recently, a Business Journals On Numbers survey ranked Powell 5th among 955 Midwestern communities for quality of life, ahead of any other Ohio city. You're at Home in Powell. Welcome Home.

Website
http://www.cityofpowell.us
Industry
Government Administration
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Powell, Ohio
Type
Government Agency
Founded
1813
Specialties
Economic Development, Finance Administration, Engineering, Parks & Recreation, Planning, Building, Public Safety, Special Events, Public Information, and Zoning

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    The City of Powell Police Department has an open Lateral Selection process for three (3) full-time Police Officer positions currently available. Qualified candidates will be invited for an interview with our recruitment panel with interviews being scheduled immediately upon receipt of application materials to expedite the process. Applicants who are currently certified Peace Officers are eligible to start at a higher wage step at the discretion of the Chief of Police and will accrue vacation time at a higher rate with an 18% increase in compensation over the life of the contract. Starting salary eligible between $72,455.68 and $99,350.13 in 2024 with topping out at $117,715.83 in 2026. Starting in 2025 schedules will move to twelve (12) Hour Shifts with Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off every other week or eight (8) Hour Shifts with one (1) weekend day off each week. Learn more about the recruitment process and how to apply at https://lnkd.in/g2PhfNE2

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    In observance of the 4th of July, the City of Powell offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4th. We will resume regular business hours on Friday, July 5th. Happy Independence Day! As we gather to celebrate our nation’s independence, let's reflect on the values of freedom and community. Whether you are spending time with loved ones or having a BBQ with family and friends, we wish you a day filled with joy and pride. Happy Independence Day, Powell! #CityOfPowell #IndependenceDay #4thOfJuly

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    The City of Powell is forming a Veterans Advisory Committee and we want you to be a part of it. If you are a veteran living within the City limits of Powell, your experience, insight, and leadership can make a tremendous difference in our community.   Your voice matters, and together, we can ensure that the needs and concerns of our veterans are heard and addressed. If you are interested in serving on the Veterans Advisory Committee, please reach out to former City Council Member Jon Bennehoof by e-mail at jcbennehoof@gmail.com or by phone at 740-816-0116.   Let's work together to make Powell an even better place for those who have served our country. Thank you for your service and dedication!   #PowellVeterans 

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    The City of Powell is proud to announce the promotion of Sergeant Scott Roach to the position of Deputy Chief of Police, effective June 16. This promotion recognizes Sergeant Roach's exemplary service, leadership, and dedication to the Powell community and law enforcement profession.   Sergeant Scott Roach began his career with the City of Powell as a Police Officer in April 2005. Demonstrating exceptional skills and a commitment to public safety, he was promoted to Sergeant in June 2007. Over the years, Sergeant Roach has played a crucial role in numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing community relations, improving departmental operations, and ensuring the safety and security of Powell's residents.   A veteran of the United States Marine Corps, Sergeant Roach brings a wealth of experience and discipline to his new role. He holds a Bachelor's of Applied Science in Systems Analysis from Miami University, where he developed a strong foundation in problem-solving and analytical skills that have proven invaluable in his police work. Furthermore, Sergeant Roach is a proud graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy, an honor that underscores his commitment to professional development and excellence in law enforcement.   Chief, Ron Sallows, commented on the promotion, stating, "Sergeant Roach has been an integral part of our police department for nearly two decades. His dedication to the City of Powell, combined with his extensive experience and education, makes him exceptionally well-qualified to assume the role of Deputy Chief of Police. We look forward to his continued leadership and contributions to our community."   In his new capacity as Deputy Chief, Sergeant Roach will oversee patrol operations, training, investigations, CALEA Accreditation, and NIBRS/OIBRS reporting. His promotion marks a significant milestone in a career dedicated to public service and protecting the citizens of Powell.   Sergeant Roach expressed his gratitude for the promotion, saying, "I am honored and grateful for this promotion to Deputy Chief. I look forward to continuing my service to the Powell community with renewed dedication, furthering our department’s commitment to safety, transparency, and community engagement. Together, with the exceptional team at the Powell Police Department, I am committed to upholding our values and enhancing our service. We will remain innovative and proactive to ensure we meet the evolving needs of our community"   Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Scott Roach on his well-deserved promotion and wishing him continued success in his new role as Deputy Chief of Police.

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    The City of Powell is thrilled to welcome Logan Stang as our new Planning Director! Before joining us, Logan served as the Planning Manager for the City of Gahanna and as a Senior Planner at Planning NEXT. His extensive background in these roles has equipped him with the skills and insights needed to drive Powell's growth and development forward. Logan's dedication to creating a sustainable and vibrant community aligns perfectly with our city's goals. We're confident that under his leadership, Powell will continue to flourish and evolve, making our city an even better place to live, work, and play. Please join us in giving Logan a warm Powell welcome! Together, we'll shape the future of our wonderful city. #WelcomeLogan #PowellPlanning #CityOfPowell #CommunityFirst #NewBeginnings

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    Welcome to the City of Powell! We are thrilled to introduce two outstanding new members to our Police Department. On the left, we have Tim Fleming, who brings with him 23 years of dedicated service from the City of Newark Police Department, where he served as both a Police Officer and Sergeant. Tim's extensive experience and commitment to public safety are invaluable assets to our community. On the right, we welcome Robert Brown, who has served as a Police Officer with the City of Delaware and most recently at Preservation Parks of Delaware County. Robert's diverse background and passion for community policing will greatly benefit our team and the residents of Powell. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Tim and Robert as they embark on this new chapter with the City of Powell Police Department! We are confident that their expertise and dedication will greatly enhance our efforts to keep Powell a safe and vibrant community.

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    The City of Powell is inviting experienced and qualified firms to submit their qualifications to provide comprehensive planning services, including a Facility Condition Assessment, Facility Needs Assessment, and the resulting Facility Master Plan and Strategy for their City Hall, Police Department, and Public Service/Parks complex of buildings. The objective of this plan is to assess the current conditions and future needs of its key municipal facilities to develop a comprehensive strategy for maintenance, upgrades, and expansions and/or new construction. In recent years, the City of Powell has recognized the pressing need for the renovation and expansion of its municipal facilities, including City Hall, the Police Department, and the Public Services building. These critical structures, which have served the community for decades, are now facing issues of age-related deterioration and are increasingly inadequate to support the growing scope of services required by a burgeoning population. The existing facilities struggle to meet current operational demands and lack the necessary space and modern amenities to function efficiently. This has highlighted the urgency for comprehensive assessments and strategic planning to ensure that these buildings can support Powell’s future needs. By addressing these infrastructure challenges, the city aims to enhance service delivery, ensure public safety, and foster a more effective and responsive government. The City of Powell will receive qualification submission packages from experienced planning firms for the development of a Facilities Master Plan and related existing conditions and needs assessment to plan for the future of its City Hall, Police Department, and Public Service Buildings.  Qualification submissions are due in the office of Grant Crawford, Director of Public Service, 47 Hall Street, Powell, OH 43065 by 5:00 PM on July 2, 2024. A walkthrough of all facilities is scheduled for June 17, 2024 at 9:00 am beginning at City Hall. Please click on the link below to read specific information on the RFQ: https://lnkd.in/gxrQ4XFn

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    Want to Know What Our City is Working On? City Council is committed to keeping you informed about our city's goals and priorities. That's why we're working on a new video where you'll hear directly from the Mayor Tom Counts and City Manager Andy White about the Council goals and their vision for the future. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the exciting things happening in Powell! Stay tuned for the video release coming soon! 

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