Delaware County will again participate in Operation Green Light for Veterans by displaying green lights outside the Historic Courthouse from Nov 4-11. Today in session, the Commissioners were joined by representatives from the Knights of Columbus who are encouraging residents and business owners to shine a light on the sacrifices of our service members by display green lights on homes and businesses throughout the county.
Today in session, the Commissioners expressed their appreciation to Ferzan Ahmed for his distinguished service on the Delaware County Transit Board, recognizing his leadership during a period of record-breaking ridership growth. Ahmed recently concluded his tenure as Board Chair, having served in that role since 2021, a period which the Commissioners described as pivotal to the board’s strategic planning efforts.
To celebrate his contributions, Executive Director Andy Volenik and now-Chair Bruce Luecke presented him with a cricket bat signed by the transit agency’s staff and a plaque recognizing his leadership, teamwork and vision.
Tomorrow is the deadline to take the survey that will help us create a housing and community development plan for Delaware County. Your input will help us determine how to allocate the funding available. Please take this seven-question survey by the end of Friday, Oct. 24, and let us know what you think! Click on the link in our bio to access the survey.
The November general election has a ballot question for a renewal of Delaware County’s 9-1-1 operating levy with an increase of 0.05 mills.
Please note that these numbers reflect the actual cost to a property owner when state reimbursements for levies are included.
For more information about the levy, please go to the link in the bio.
