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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bowling Green public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Callery pear removal and replacement on Wren
Twenty-six invasive Callery pear trees along Wren Road will be removed and replaced this fall. Residents along the street will get advance notice by door hangers and a press release.
Street tree care outreach to residents
A resident-led climate action group is partnering with the city to launch a 'Leave the Leaves' project on October 21 at Simpson Garden Park, encouraging residents to leave leaf litter for wildlife and soil health.
Air-quality impacts from fairgrounds burnout event
A resident's monitor showed PM readings of 2,184 during the NWO Showdown — over four times the EPA hazardous level — with tire smoke reaching his basement. Council asked staff to research what options exist since the fairgrounds is outside city limits.
Water Meter Upgrades
Bowling Green is giving away free water meter upgrades, but you'll have to take a few minutes to schedule an appointment for the swap. It's an easy way to get updated tech in your home without paying a dime out of pocket.
Water Main Break
A massive water main break just hit Bowling Green, knocking out service and forcing local schools and businesses to scramble. Check your taps before you head out today!