9:15 am: Battle of the Bands
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October 15, 2025
October 21, 2025 GALLIPOLIS CITY COMMISSION MEETING The next meeting of the Gallipolis City Commission will be a Special Meeting at 5:00pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at the Gallipolis Municipal Building, 333 Third Ave, Gallipolis, Ohio. The meeting room may be accessed through the side entrance door by 2 ½ Alley.
Rumpke Trash Schedule
Rumpke observes the following holidays:
* Memorial Day
* Independence Day
* Labor Day
* Thanksgiving Day
* Christmas Day
* New Years Day
If your service day is on or after one of these holidays, collection will be DELAYED one day that week.
If the holiday occurs during a weekend: service WILL NOT be impacted.
FROM THE DESK OF THE CITY MANAGER
PAVING PAVING PAVING
City Officials understand the need for paving throughout the city. A paving project is slated to begin this fall for the following streets:
Third Avenue – Pine St to Sycamore St – 1,500’ x 3)
Sycamore Street – Second Ave to Fourth Avenue – 800’ x 32’
Second Avenue – Sycamore Street to Mill Creek – 1,600’ x 38’
Fourth Avenue – Pine Street to Spruce Street – 600’ x 30
Chillicothe Road – St Rt 588 to approximately 52 Chillicothe Road – 800’ x 18’
This paving project will cost $343,508 with $124,999 being grant funded thru the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) and the city share of $218,509. Of the $218,509 the city will be paying $93,510 from the General Fund and the remaining $124,999 will be a zero-interest loan payable over 15 years. We continue to search and apply for paving grants with very little success as these funds are not as widely available and our matching funds are very limited.
We are again asking for your support for a half (1/2) percent City Income Tax Increase. This would raise our current rate to 1.5% which would add 50 cents per one hundred dollars of TAXABLE Income.
Social Security, Pensions and all Retirement Income ARE NOT taxed. Only a third (33%) of our City Residents pay City Income Tax. Two thirds (66%) of the tax are paid by the people who live outside the city but work within the city limits. Corporations that operate inside the city pay income tax as well. These outside companies and workers use our city facilities daily – streets, water, sewer, police and fire.
We have spoken about many upgrades that we have completed within Haskins Park. We would also like to take some of this additional Income Tax and complete even more upgrades in all of our parks. The Shelter Houses need attention, Electrical Upgrades are needed, our ball fields need a little work and our Swimming Pool is running great but operations and keeping it running is expensive. Our Bandstand is needing some restoration work. We are striving for community areas we can all enjoy.
Our plan is to dedicate this additional money to paving our streets. Furthermore, we would make upgrades to our parks and have some funds going towards additional maintenance of our Cemeteries. We will target paving, the remaining portion of Chillicothe Rd, 4th Ave, Pine St, Court St, Locust St and Cedar St with our first additional Tax Revenue. We will then target paving the Maple Shade Areas & accessory streets. Our next target would be paving 1st Ave and the remaining cross streets. With this additional money we will use it to obtain grant money for future paving projects and use as a match to qualify for these grant funds.
Our Cemeteries are in need of financial help. We are currently finishing a Lazarus Online Program to make it easier for everyone to find graves.
Check here for advisories and Information
A precautionary boil water advisory is now issued for customers of State Route 160, Bulaville Pike, and all side roads and cross streets. This is due to a struck water line from fiber optic contractors working in the area.
Burkhart Lane will be closed October 15, 2025 through October 17, 2025 due to road construction, dates are subject to change.
Due to a system-wide phone upgrade, customers may not reach the Utility Office. Please call (740) 446-1789 and follow the menu options to reach the Utility Billing Office until further notice.
Due to a fire hydrant open on SR 218 for leak repair, a precautionary boil water advisory has been issued for SR7 & SR 218
Information for the EPA Mandated Lead and Copper Rules.
The URL for this public dashboard is:
https://pws-ptd.120wateraudit.com/gallipolisoh
Water Line Survey
https://120water.formstack.com/forms/cityofgallipolis
PWS ID
OH2700112
Gallipolis (pronounced Gal ′ – a – po – lees ′ ) is a beautiful, small city located on the Ohio River in southeastern Ohio. The name derives from the Latin – “Galli” for Gaul or France and the Greek “polis” for city. It is familiarly known as “The City of the Gauls” and The Old French Settlement.” Settled in 1790 by men and women from France – the group popularly known as the French 500 – it has a rich historical background, much of which has been preserved in the Our House Museum. — Gallia County Historical Society
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