The Covington Police Department will be hosting a Herion and Opioid Education Seminar on Monday, May 8, 2017 at the Covington K-8 School building located at 807 Chestnut Street, Covington, Ohio. The program will run from 7 to 9 PM. This seminar is open to the public. We hope to see you there.  Click here to view the Covington Herion Seminar Flyer   … [Read more...]

The Village of Covington Council is pleased to announce that they have taken delivery of a new set of park playground equipment. This equipment, which was manufactured by Game Time playground equipment, was purchased and professionally installed utilizing a $10,000 donation from the Community Chest. The Community Chest continues to be a strong  supporter of the Covington Park and the surrounding … [Read more...]

Electricity Aggregation Results Yield Significant Savings To Residents  Voters in the Western Ohio communities of Bellefontaine, Greenville, Anna, Ansonia, Belle Center, Covington, DeGraff, Quincy, West Milton, Wayne Lakes as well as residents of the unincorporated areas of Newberry Township in Miami County recently approved electricity aggregation referendums.  That vote allowed their … [Read more...]

 On May 3, 2017 The Village of Covington received bids for the 2017 Sidewalk Improvement Project. Bids were provided by M&T, Grissom Concrete and J&J Stampworks. J&J had the low bid at $19,308.10 The 2017 Miscellaneous Sidewalk Improvement Project includes approximately 2395 square feet of sidewalk and 37 linear feet of curb and 2 curb ramps to be removed and replaced. This project … [Read more...]

Covington SSO Report is Available The annual Covington Sanitary Sewer Overflow report has been completed and is available for viewing at the Government Center or on the Village web site at www.covington-oh.gov under the utility documents tab. The specific location of the document is shown below and can be viewed at that … [Read more...]

Labor Day Weekend was highlighted in Covington by the annual Fort Rowdy Gathering, operated by the Covington-Newberry Historical Society and local businesses and organizations. The history of Covington began when General “Mad” Anthony Wayne had a fort built near the Stillwater River. The fort was dubbed “Fort Rowdy” in reference the the conduct of the soldiers that were stationed there. The … [Read more...]