Loveland City Council Archives – Page 2 of 4

September 30, 2023

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POLL: Does Loveland need a downtown parking garage?

TAKE OUR POLL: Loveland City Council has proceeded with a downtown parking garage – estimated to cost around $7 million. It will be located on First Street near The Works restaurant.

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PUBLIC RECORD OF THE DAY: Loveland’s $7 million parking problem

“I don’t think a lot of people in the community see what’s going on,” former Loveland resident Karen Hawkes told City Council about a planned parking garage. [Read More ➡️]

City’s parking meter pilot program includes surface lot, no fines to start

The city’s new parking program includes not only on-street meters but a large surface lot downtown and has more bark than bite – for now. [Read More ➡️]

Former Councilman receives volunteerism award

City Council presented the Louis G. Rockwood Community Service Volunteer Award to former Councilman Todd Osborne [Read More ➡️]

Anthony "Tony" Pecord mugshot from Hamilton County jail

Sixteen counts: Former Loveland cop has charges added in rape, sexual battery case

A Hamilton County grand jury has indicted a now-former Loveland Police Department officer on 16 rape and sexual battery charges. [Read More ➡️]

October 13 City Council Meeting

Council in Brief Mark Bersani, owner of Loveland Canoe and Kayak, received Loveland’s 2020 Louis G. Rockwood Community Service Volunteer Award. Recipients of this award [Read More ➡️]