From the City of Gahanna, here’s a flier with helpful tips about disposing of fallen leaves, as well as some important Dos and Don’ts with recycling.
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Author: Jim Cox
Below is the PDF of the latest Gahanna Police report.
Also note that a flashing crosswalk sign will be installed at Coldwell Drive this February.
Lastly, below is a link to the story that aired Monday night on NBC 4:
http://nbc4i.com/2016/10/24/gahanna-targets-speeding-aggressive-driving-on-stretch-of-270/ | Story via NBC4
Click below to read the latest Gahanna Police report.
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2016 Community Garage Sale
The Villages of Gahanna Homeowners Association is coordinating a Community Garage Sale.
When: Friday June 10, Saturday June 11
Time: 9am – 4pm
Here’s the April 2016 Gahanna Police Report
Method Of Operation (M.O.) Outlined by Burglar
Gahanna residences experienced a rash of Burglaries during the spring and summer months of 2013. DNA was collected from one of the residences and entered into the national database where it sat until matching DNA was entered this year, matching that of Derek Zealer. Upon being interviewed, Zealer revealed information about his crimes and why certain homes were targets.
The following is information provided by Zealer:
- Two of the three burglaries he committed were near parks (Gahanna Woods & Academy Park) and in both, the getaway vehicle was parked at the parks. He also mentioned watching police respond both in marked and unmarked vehicles before leaving the area.
- Houses that backed up to wooded areas were selected for concealment.
- The M.O. was to watch people leave for the day and attempt contact within 5 minutes of them leaving by knocking on the door. If no answer, they would go around back and make entry.
- If it appeared as though the residents of a house were gone for the day, they would “Google” the address, find the phone number and call to see if anyone answers. If not, knock on the door and go around back.
- In regards to items stolen, they would only take items that could be concealed on their person or in a backpack. Items included jewelry, small electronics and handguns
The City of Gahanna and Ohio Mobile Shredding will partner to provide free document destruction and electronic recycling to Gahanna residents. Family and household records (such as financial, legal and medical documents) will be accepted for shredding. Business records will not be accepted. A limit of five (5) standard-size paper grocery bags or boxes per vehicle is allowed. Plastic bags, binders, notebooks, newspapers and magazines will not be accepted. For questions, please visit the City of Gahanna event announcement.
WHEN?
Saturday, July 18, 2015 – 9am to 1 pm
WHERE?
Parking lot behind City Hall.
Attached is the June 2015 Recap from the Gahanna Police Department.
Attached is the May 2015 Recap from the Gahanna Police Department.
Hi, Neighbors! Attached is the latest Gahanna police report. Don’t forget our neighborhood meeting on Wednesday May 6 at 7pm!