Jarvis Global is an investment advisory firm in Symmes Township, Ohio which offers private portfolio management and retirement services to high net worth individuals.
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland officials have announced the continuation of their natural gas aggregation program for another two years with IGS Energy as the City’s selected supplier.
Loveland City Manager Dave Kennedy
Residents and businesses currently participating in the City’s natural gas program will remain in the program unless they respond to the opt-out letter which they should receive on or about January 26.
Newly eligible account holders who receive their gas supply from Duke Energy will also receive a notice from IGS Energy explain the rate formula, terms and conditions, and various means of opting out of the City’s aggregation program. City Hall advises to read the information carefully before making your decision. These accounts will be added to the program unless they opt out as prescribed in the letter.
David Kennedy, City Manager, said, “We have decided to continue with rates that will be set each month, a strategy that has worked well in the previous program. We have structured our program to allow us to convert to fixed-rates if and when we think that is in the best interest of Loveland residents.” Kennedy also pointed out, “This program makes no guarantee of savings and it is completely voluntary.”
Loveland Mayor Kathy Bailey
Mayor Kathy Bailey said, “we are pleased to offer this program to our residents as another option to manage increasing energy costs. The City was able to negotiate a great feature for our residents and small businesses. Participants will be able to leave the program, at any time for any reason free of charge.”
Mark Burns, President of Independent Energy Consultants, Inc., said, “we are pleased to have designed this program for Loveland and have negotiated a favorable formula for determining future gas rates. Residents should expect to receive a notice from IGS Energy explaining the rate formula, terms and conditions, and various means of opting out of the City’s aggregation program. Please read it carefully before making your decision.”
Doug Austin, Executive Vice President of IGS Energy, said, “Any resident or small business that is currently served by another supplier should also receive a letter inviting them to receive the same rate, but anyone may call IGS Energy at 1-877-353-0162. If residents are served by another supplier, they should be aware of the obligations in their existing contract before joining the program as many suppliers do charge a penalty for early termination.”
The City asks that you do not call the City offices because they are not equipped to handle a large volume of calls. Residents should directly contact IGS Energy toll free at 1-877-353-0162 if they have questions.
The unknown person shown above is wanted for the investigation of Aggravated Robbery which occurred at Cricket Wireless at 10498 Loveland Madeira Road in Symmes Township on January 20, 2018. The subject is wearing a distinctive black coat with blue sleeves with black or gray gloves.
Symmes Township, Ohio – Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil reports an Aggravated Robbery which occurred at the Cricket Wireless store located at 10498 Loveland Madeira Rd., in Symmes Township, at 3:47 PM on Saturday, January 20.
A male employee was getting ready to close the store when he began counting the money in the cash register. Shortly thereafter, one male suspect entered the store wearing a mask and gloves. The suspect produced a handgun, and ordered the clerk to give him the money in the cash register. The suspect took an unknown amount of U.S. currency. The suspect made the clerk go into the bathroom and told him to wait thirty minutes. The suspect then fled the store on foot in an unknown direction. A K9 responded to the store to conduct a track which was unsuccessful.
The clerk was the only employee in the store at the time of the incident and was not injured. The suspect was described as a male white about about 6’0 with a dark hoody.
The robbery remains under investigation by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Section (CIS). Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to call CIS at 513-851-6000 or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
Loveland, Ohio – The Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) invites all taxpayers who are required to file a municipal income tax return for any RITA municipality to attend a free Taxpayer Assistance Event.
Agents will be on-site at the City of Loveland City Hall on March 7 from 9 until to 4 PM to answer questions and assist with RITA municipal income tax return preparation.
>
To receive assistance bring with you all necessary documentation, including the following:
W-2 forms from all employers, and any W-2G forms and 1099-Misc forms
Federal from 1040, Federal schedules C, E, and F, Federal forms K-a, 2106 (if applicable)
Address and dates for each location in which you resided during 2017.
Judge Brad Greenberg administers the oath of office to Board Member Eileen Washburn.
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District convened for their annual Organizational Meeting Thursday, Jan. 11, to elect new officers and establish the 2018 meeting calendar. Prior to voting, newly elected Board Members Ned Portune and Eileen Washburn were officially sworn in, along with re-elected Board Member Michele Pettit.
Judge Brad Greenberg administers the oath of office to Board Member Ned Portune.
The Board established 2018 leadership, electing Art Jarvis as president, and Dr. Kathryn Lorenz as vice president. In addition, the Board of Education appointed the following Board of Education members as
committee representatives for the 2018 calendar year:
Facilities Committee: Art Jarvis and Michele Pettit
Finance Committee: Art Jarvis and Ned Portune
Student Achievement Committee: Ned Portune and Eileen Washburn
Policy Committee: Dr. Kathryn Lorenz and Ned Portune
Judge Brad Greenberg administers the oath of office to Board Member Michele Pettit.
The Board also voted to conduct regular monthly business meetings for Calendar Year 2018 on the third Tuesday of each month unless otherwise noted* at 6 PM in the Media Center of the Loveland Intermediate School. Additional meetings during the month can be designated by the Board of Education at a time and place properly announced.
January 30, 2018 (4th Tuesday)
February 20, 2018
March 20, 2018
April 17, 2018
May 15, 2018
June 21, 2018 (3rd Thursday)
August 21, 2018
September 25, 2018 (4th Tuesday)
October 16, 2018
November 27, 2018 (4th Tuesday)
* No regular meetings are scheduled for July or December.
The Loveland Board of Education voted to conduct other regular monthly meetings primarily as work sessions for Calendar Year 2018 on the first Tuesday of each month unless otherwise noted on the following dates at 6 PM. in the Loveland Board of Education office:
Loveland, Ohio – The City has launched a redesigned website in what City Manager Dave Kennedy described as, “An effort to create a more user-friendly site for its residents, businesses and visitors.” In a press release the City said the new website streamlines access to the city’s most utilized web pages including job notification, public meetings, applications, on-line park reservation and so much more.
The website www.lovelandoh.gov was redesigned in collaboration with CivicPlus and features enhanced functionality, improved interaction with our residents and features which will allow for immediate notifications to our residents and businesses of important city news, events and emergency items. Through the Request Tracker feature, the public can easily notify the city of road repairs, property maintenance issues along with a wide range of other city needs directly to our staff. This feature is enhanced by the website’s mobile version. Other features include the Notify Me link, which allows citizens to stay informed on local news and updates by creating an account and signing-up to receive notifications when a new alert has been posted, a new employment position has been added, additions to the city calendar and much more.
“The city’s new website represents our commitment to serving our residents and businesses by supplying easy access to important city information, tax and utility payments and a platform for reporting city
maintenance needs directly to our staff”, said Loveland Mayor Kathy Bailey. “I am excited about the community voice feature on our new site which allows citizens a platform to offer feedback on community topics and suggest new initiatives.”
The city will continue to update the website over the next several months as we receive input from the public.
Input on how the new website fits your needs as a citizen can be sent to Kennedy or Bailey via email.
Loveland, Ohio – The 2018 Loveland High School Student Council Winter Dance was held last Friday, January 19 after the basketball game. These photos were taken during and immediately after the game.
RP Diamond is the exclusive retailer of LOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT WEAR Welcome to RP Diamond Printing & Embroidery located at 370 Loveland Madeira Road.
LHS Robotics Team 5040 pictured with their alliance partners at the Cleveland Qualifier Competition January 6.
LHS Robotics Team 5040 UNDEFEATED in Ohio
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland High School (LHS) Robotics Team 5040 brought home an undefeated title in Ohio at the Cleveland Qualifier competition January 6 in advance of the First Tech Challenge (FTC) Robotics State Tournament in February.
LHS Robotics Team 5040 is undefeated in Ohio tournaments, and scored the fourth highest score in the world.
![[Photo Album] Loveland men Fall to Kings](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/kings-11-of-55.jpg)
![UP-DATE [Photos added] Sheriff looking for armed robber of Cricket Wireless store on LM Road](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Cricket-2.jpg)
![[Fashion Show Photos] LHS Student Council Winter Dance](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Loveland-Homecoming-Fashion-Show-feature.jpg)
