Due to recent changes in staffing at the Village Quarry new hours have been established.
Beginning Monday August 10th. the new hour will be Friday through Sunday from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm daily.
The Quarry will be closed Monday through Thursday. Deep cleaning will be done on Mondays.
No passes for this season.
Tickets are $4.00 for adults. $3.00 for 12 and under.
All guests will need to sign a COVID-19 waiver to gain entrance.
At this time the quarry is open to school district residents only.
Baseball Fields
It is with sad news that the Village has had to close the baseball fields for games and practices due to a case of Covid-19 that has affected a player. This has also had an affect on other players, outside teams, and their families. The Mayor and Administration will be making a decision on closing the basketball courts and quarry operation. This decision is not easy, but it is our responsibility to keep the families and employees that use and maintain our facilities safe.
The next regular Council meeting for the Village of Genoa scheduled for Monday,April 20th at 7:00 pm will be held using the ZOOM meeting platform. Due to the State mandated stay at home order due to the Covid-19 pandemic the meeting will be held using ZOOM. Go to the ZOOM app. on any devise and look for the Village of Genoa Council Meeting to join.
As you may have noted Waste Management in the past couple of days has delivered the containers for your garbage. Attached is the copy of the flyer that was distributed. Monday April 6th is the first day of curb side pick-up as Waste Management has limited staff as to comply and keep their employees safe during this unusual time.
The Village of Genoa recently signed a new 3-year contract with Waste Management for garbage pickup. This new contract includes some significant changes in an effort to keep GARBAGE RATES as LOW as possible.
Beginning April 1st, 2020 Waste Management will no longer be collecting curb side RECYCLING. Residents who have recycling bins may either keep them for their personal use, (free of charge) or return them to the Administration Office.
All residents will be provided a 96-gallon TOTE, (at no extra cost) and all garbage pickup will be curbside (only) on public streets the day of collection.
Garbage that is placed outside of the tote, or in the alley will no longer be collected. This is due to Waste Management’s new next generation trucks with auto pick-up. These trucks unfortunately are not designed to collect garbage that is placed on top of or alongside of the totes, and these trucks are also too large to maneuver in the alleys.
Residents are allowed one Bulk Item per month that will be collected on a specific scheduled day.
Each resident will soon be receiving a tote and an informational flyer from Waste Management. This flyer will review all of the changes mentioned above.
All future questions and concerns relating to your garbage pick-up should now be directed to Waste Management. You may contact them at the number listed in the flyer that will be provided, so please place the flyer in a convenient location.
We Thank you in advance for your help in making this transition.
When garbage pick up falls on a Waste Management observed holiday, refuse/solid waste and recyclables will be picked up the following day. The Waste Management holidays are as follows:
New Year’s Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
All other federally observed holidays that fall on pick up day will not change the normal pick up schedule.
Monthly Bulk Collection is available and subject to the following:Residents are allowed only ONE bulk item per month from the items below.
All appliances with doors (stove(s), microwave(s), toaster oven(s) etc.) must have doors removed before curbside placement.
Living room chair(s), table(s), kitchen chairs (6 kitchen chairs are considered ONE bulk item)
Sofa(s), love seat(s), mattress(es), box spring(s)
Carpeting – rolls not to exceed 2’-0” in diameter and 4’-0” in length (6 rolls are considered ONE bulk item
Swing sets must be dismantled before curbside placement
Refrigerator(s), Freezer(s), Air conditioner(s), Dehumidifier(s), all appliances with Freon will need to have Freon removed prior to pick-up.
please call: 1-800-343-6047
If the resident has the Freon removed; is certified; and the appliance is labeled as such, it will be picked- up.
If the resident has not had the Freon removed, prior to pick up, resident will be charged by Waste Management, $45.00.
Approved containers may consist of the following:
Only the Waste Management provided 96 gal. Refuse Cart.
Materials that are NOT considered refuse and rubbish and will NOT be collected are:
Any dead animals
Hot ashes or burning embers, sewage or body waste, tree stumps, sod, rocks or large stones
Building and/or demolition materials, flammable liquids, hazardous materials, dirt, paint and poisonous or explosive substances, or any matter or substance other than garbage
No major automobile components will be collected including engines, batteries, blocks, fenders, parts of automobile bodies and used oil
Village residents may dispose of yard waste at the Village Yard Waste Dump on 4th Street in Genoa, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. from April till November. An electronic gate access card is required and can be obtained at the Administration Office. All access card require activation for a fee of $30.00 EACH year. Should you lose your card at any time an additional fee of $15.00 will be required to replace it, this fee covers the cost of purchasing new cards.
Main St. from 9th St. to 15th St. will be milled beginning Friday Nov. 1st. and then paved the following Monday and Tuesday.
7L Construction will have traffic control on the project and the road will remain open during construction. Please be mindful of the workers flagging, follow their directions, and drive slow.
We apologize in advance for the inconvenience as we work to build a better road.
At noon on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019 Ottawa County will test the Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) sirens for the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station. The sounding of these 54 sirens, which are located in portions of Ottawa and Lucas Counties, will last for three (3) minutes. This three minute activation is an annual requirement. For additional information, please contact Fred Petersen, Ottawa county EMA at 419-734-6900
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