City of Loveland, Ohio - Government

09/15/2026

Now Hiring: Maintenance Worker

The City of Loveland is hiring a full-time Maintenance Worker to join our Public Works Department. This civil service position performs a variety of important work, including street repair, grounds maintenance, snow and ice control, and water line repair and maintenance.

Pay: $52,027–$71,551 annually, depending on experience
Application period: September 2–22, 2026

The position includes a competitive benefits package with pension pickup, vacation and sick leave, comprehensive health care, and paid holidays.

Applicants must submit a City of Loveland application, resume and cover letter. Failure to submit a resume and cover letter will result in disqualification.

For complete job details and to apply, visit https://loom.ly/Oq9XsoQ

Questions? Contact Loveland Human Resources at [email protected] or 513-707-1444.

The City of Loveland is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

The City of Loveland is seeking a full-time Maintenance Worker to join the Public Works Department. This position performs a variety of maintenance and repair duties throughout the City, including road and sidewalk maintenance, grounds and park upkeep, snow removal, building maintenance, trash and r...

09/15/2026

There will be a scheduled water shutdown for hydrant repairs on Wednesday 9/16 from 10am-3pm on Lebanon Road. Impacted residents will include Southport, Hickory Run and Lebanon Road from Lindenhall to Union Cemetery. No boil water advisory will be issued.

09/15/2026

New Downtown Traffic Signal Activates September 21

The new traffic signal at the Little Miami Scenic Trail crossing on West Loveland Avenue is nearly ready! The new signals will be fully active beginning Monday, September 21.

The new signal will coordinate vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle traffic at the trail crossing. Pedestrian and bike signals will be synchronized with the nearby traffic lights at State Route 48 and Karl Brown Way to help maintain the flow of vehicle traffic through downtown.

Once active, bicyclists and pedestrians will follow traditional pedestrian traffic signals — walk and hand (don't walk) — and should wait for the appropriate signal before crossing.

Loveland Police Department officers will be on site during the implementation period to help trail users and motorists adjust to the new traffic pattern and promote safety.

Please use caution and watch for the new signals as everyone gets accustomed to the changes.

09/14/2026

Take a step toward better health! The TriHealth Mobile Mammography Van is coming to Loveland, making it easier than ever to stay on top of your preventive care.

If you're due for a screening mammogram, this is a convenient opportunity to schedule your appointment close to home. Learn more: https://loom.ly/f6rY-dM

Tri-Health Mobile Mammography When Date: Oct 14, 2026 Time: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Where Tri-Health Mobile Mammography 200 1st StreetLoveland, Ohio 45140 200 1st StreetLoveland, Ohio 45140

09/14/2026

Loveland Spotlight: Evagoras Papasavvas

It’s been a little over a year since we last spotlighted Loveland resident and racecar driver Evagoras Papasavvas, and a lot has happened since then! Evagoras is having an incredible season, currently leading his open-wheel racing championship and consistently finishing on the podium.

This season has included some impressive comebacks. At the Indianapolis race, Evagoras started 15th after receiving a qualifying penalty and worked his way through the field to finish second. In New Jersey, he was battling for the lead when his front wing broke off. Rather than give up, he managed the damaged car and went on to win the race. At another Indy race, a mechanical failure made his car difficult to handle, but he adapted and still finished third.

Those experiences have helped Evagoras build confidence behind the wheel. After years of racing since he was six years old, he says he has learned to stay calm, adapt quickly and prepare for whatever happens. That preparation extends well beyond race day — his race weekends begin days in advance with track walks, practice and qualifying. This season, he reached an incredible 165 mph in Wisconsin!

With three races remaining, Evagoras will travel to Canada in September, followed by races in Virginia and Alabama. Looking ahead, his goal is to compete in a full INDY NXT season next year, putting him one step closer to IndyCar and ultimately the Indianapolis 500. Reaching that next level requires significant sponsorship and support, and Evagoras is grateful for the recognition and encouragement he continues to receive from both Loveland and the Cincinnati community. Join Evagoras on his journey by becoming a sponsor and helping a talented Loveland athlete take his racing career to the next level.

That support means more than just cheering from the sidelines. Evagoras says it’s a great feeling when he’s out in the community and someone recognizes him as "the racecar driver." Knowing that people in Loveland know his story, follow his races and are proud of what he’s accomplishing gives him an extra layer of confidence.

And when he’s not racing, Evagoras is preparing for another big milestone: his first year at the University of Cincinnati, where he plans to study aerospace engineering. From his early days racing go-karts to competing on the national stage, Loveland has been there along the way — and we’re proud to continue cheering him on!

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09/11/2026

09/11/2026

New Downtown Traffic Signal Activates September 21

The new traffic signal at the Little Miami Scenic Trail crossing on West Loveland Avenue is nearly ready! The new signals will be fully active beginning Monday, September 21.

The new signal will coordinate vehicle, pedestrian and bicycle traffic at the trail crossing. Pedestrian and bike signals will be synchronized with the nearby traffic lights at State Route 48 and Karl Brown Way to help maintain the flow of vehicle traffic through downtown.

Once active, bicyclists and pedestrians will follow traditional pedestrian traffic signals — hand (don't walk) and walk signal — and should wait for the appropriate signal before crossing.

Loveland Police Department officers will be on site during the implementation period to help trail users and motorists adjust to the new traffic pattern and promote safety.

Please use caution and watch for the new signals as everyone gets accustomed to the changes.

09/10/2026

Fall Brush & Leaf Collection Begins in October

It's time to get ready for fall cleanup! The City of Loveland's annual brush and leaf collection programs begin in October.

Brush Collection
📅 Begins Monday, October 5
✔️ Place brush at the curb by Sunday, October 4
✔️ Follow brush collection guidelines to ensure pickup.

Leaf Collection
📅 Begins Monday, October 12
✔️ Rake leaves near the curb before your neighborhood's scheduled collection dates.
✔️ Each neighborhood will receive two collection periods.

Please remember to keep brush and leaf piles out of the street, sidewalks, gutters, and ditches, avoid blocking fire hydrants, and remove basketball hoops that could interfere with collection equipment.

View the complete collection schedules, neighborhood dates, and pickup guidelines at https://loom.ly/0suB1tw

Two times each year, the City of Loveland Public Works Department picks up brush for residents.

09/09/2026

Loveland City Council met on Tuesday, September 8. During the meeting, Council:

-Authorized the City Manager to submit an Appalachian Regional Commission Area Development Program grant application and committed local matching funds for the Downtown Streetscape Phase 1 Project.
-Authorized the City Manager to execute a grant agreement with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for the Phillips Park Restroom Renovation Project.
-Reviewed the City Councilmanic Worksheet and received an update on City Council goals.

The next City Council meeting will be held Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 7 p.m.