City of Green Urges Residents to Re-Enroll in Emergency Text Alert System
The City of Green and Green Fire have transitioned to a new emergency text alert platform and are asking all residents and those who work in Green to enroll in the new system.
Even if you have received emergency text messages from the City in the past, you should assume you are not currently enrolled and complete the registration process to ensure you continue receiving alerts.
The Green Alert system, provided through Regroup, delivers emergency alerts and other urgent notifications via text, phone call, or email. Green Fire frequently sends geographically
targeted alerts for street closures, localized emergencies, and other timesensitive situations. Including a home and/or work address during registration ensures accurate, location-based notifications.
“We are asking you to take a moment to enroll or update your information so we can reach you quickly in an emergency,” said Fire Chief Jeff Funai. “Accurate contact information allows us to deliver critical updates when they matter most.”
The City moved to the new platform following a cyber-attack on its previous provider that caused a service interruption.
• Go to cityofgreen.org/Alerts or scan the QR code
• Text JoinGreenOH to 58339
1. Preferred method: Go to cityofgreen. org/Alerts or scan the QR code.
2. Text JoinGreenOH to 58339. This method captures your phone number, but not your address. To link your number to your home or work address for geographic alerts, please use the link or QR code above.
If you need assistance call Green Fire Dispatch at their non-emergency number (330) 896-6610.
Rocco Yeargin, Mayor mayor@cityofgreen.org (330) 896-6602
You matter, and your community cares deeply about you.
Last year, our community experienced an increase in suicides, which unfortunately follows a countywide trend. That reality weighs heavily on all of us. It underscores, more than ever, the importance of connection, community, and simple acts of kindness. It also reminds us that we must continue to grow in our awareness and understanding of mental health issues while fostering mental wellness.
In 2025, through a OneOhio Recovery Foundation grant, the Green Fire Division hired a part-time social worker, Lelia Haley, to work alongside our fire medics in responding to calls involving mental health crises. Her arrival could not have come at a more critical time. Over the past year, Lelia conducted 121 follow-up visits, helping families and patients navigate the often complicated path to mental health services. She also reached out to families who lost a loved one to suicide, offering support and compassion in the midst of unimaginable grief.
In recent years, the Green Drug Task Force has expanded its mission to include education and awareness around mental health, working to reduce stigma and open doors to honest conversation.
On Wednesday, March 11 at 10 am, we are hosting QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training. This free, 90-minute session is open to those 18 and older and teaches participants how to recognize the signs of a mental health crisis and assist someone who may be experiencing suicidal thoughts. Space is limited. To register, please call (330) 896-5500.
On Sunday, March 15, many of our local churches are sharing a unified message of Hope & Healing offering encouragement along with literature and resources for those battling addiction or struggling with mental health challenges.
In April and May, we are hosting a free, six-week Music and Wellness series to reduce stress and support wellbeing. See page 13 for details.
Then in May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, the Drug Task Force is hosting its third annual A Change of Art—a day dedicated to mental wellness and creative expression. See page 16 for details. Stop by the resource tables, enjoy live music, free food, and take part in a community art project. No artistic talent is required and all ages are welcome.
If you or someone in your family is struggling, please know this: you are not alone. Help is available. You can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. It is free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day for anyone who needs to speak with someone immediately. 988 is not just for those with suicidal ideations, it is a number you can call to talk to a qualified professional about whatever mental challenge you are going through.
Green has always been a community that shows up for one another. Let’s continue to look out for our neighbors, to speak openly, and to remind one another through our words and our actions that you matter.
Learn more or join the Green Drug Task Force Mental Health committee at cityofgreen.org/DrugTaskForce
City of Green Contact Information:
General Information (330) 896-5500
Mayor’s Office (330) 896-6602
City Council (330) 896-6604
The CORE (330) 896-0099
Engineering Department (330) 896-5510
Finance Department (330) 896-6603
Highway/Stormwater Division (330) 896-6607
Human Resources Division (330) 896-4138
Income Tax Division (330) 896-6622
Law Department
Lisa Carey Dean, Law Director (330) 896-6615
Parks & Recreation Division (330) 896-6621
Planning Department (330) 896-6614
Public Service Department (330) 896-4176
Zoning Division (330) 896-6605
9-1-1 Emergency Fire Division Non-Emergency Number (330) 896-6610
Summit County Sheriff Non-Emergency Number (330) 643-2181
Connect with us @cityofgreenohio @cityofgreenoh /cityofgreenohio /green-ohio cityofgreen.org
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City Council Elects 2026 Leadership
At the 2026 City Council Organizational Meeting, new council members: Richard Brandenburg (Ward 3), Chris Humphrey (Ward 1) and reelected members CJ Meager (Ward 2), and Jeff Noble (Ward 4) were sworn in to their new terms. Council elected Justin Speight as the 2026 Council President, and Gerard Neugebauer as Vice President. In addition, the 2026 Committees were assigned.
Finance
Chris Humphrey*
Gerard Neugebauer**
Justin Speight
Public Safety
Clark DeVitis*
Chris Humphrey**
Gerard Neugebauer
Environmental & Parks
Gerard Neugebauer*
Justin Speight**
Clark DeVitis
Contact City Council at (330) 896-6604 or council@cityofgreen.org
Rules & Personnel
Justin Speight*
CJ Meager**
Richard Brandenburg
Intergovernmental & Utilities
Richard Brandenburg*
Jeff Noble**
CJ Meager
Planning & Economic Development
Jeff Noble*
Clark DeVitis** Chris Humphrey
Transportation, Connectivity, & Stormwater
CJ Meager*
Richard Brandenburg** Jeff Noble
City Council Meetings
Meetings are the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Central Administration Building, 1755 Town Park Blvd.
Committee meetings begin at 5 pm. Council starts at 7 pm. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/Council
*First council member listed is chair of the committee. **Second listed is vice chair of the committee.
Richard Brandenburg, Ward 3
Chris Humphrey, Ward 1
CJ Meager, Ward 2
Justin Speight, President, At-Large
Jeff Noble, Ward 4
Clark DeVitis, At-Large
Gerard Neugebauer, Vice President, At-Large
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Easy Ways to File Your 2025 City of Green Income Taxes
The City of Green Income Tax Division is no longer mailing paper tax forms to residents. By reducing paper use and eliminating large-scale mailings, this update supports a more sustainable approach to municipal services while still ensuring residents have easy access to the forms and filing resources they need.
The filing deadline is April 15, 2026. The City of Green offers residents three convenient options for filing 2025 municipal income tax returns:
1. File by Mail
Tax forms are available for download at cityofgreen.org/Tax or may be picked up at the following locations during regular business hours:
Green Branch Library, 4046 Massillon Road
Income Tax Division at the Central Administration Building, 1755 Town Park Boulevard
Request that your forms are mailed by calling (330) 896-6622 or emailing taxsecure@cityofgreen.org
2. File Online
Residents may securely file their taxes online at cityofgreen.org/Tax
3. File In Person
The Central Administration Building, 1755 Town Park Blvd, is open Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. A 24/7 secure drop box is also available outside the building.
For additional information and frequently asked questions, visit cityofgreen.org/Tax, email taxsecure@cityofgreen.org, or call (330) 896-6622.
We’re Hiring Seasonal Help!
As the busy summer season approaches, the City of Green is hiring seasonal and part-time employees. Learn more and apply at cityofgreen.org/Jobs
Site / Sports Field Monitor (Seasonal)
The Sports Field Monitor position is ideal for organized sports fans! Monitor games of softball, pickleball, and volleyball during the evenings and weekends.
Summer Day Camp Staff (Seasonal)
Our Summer Day Camp positions are perfect for current and future teachers! Day Camp Staff helps plan and lead programs for our day camp kids.
Grounds Keeper (Seasonal)
If you enjoy being outdoors, this job is for you! Help keep our parks and trails beautiful, support Parks staff at special events, and learn new landscaping skills.
Road Maintenance Crew Member (Seasonal)
Assist with our road maintenance and paving crews this summer. Applicants with a CDL (A & B CDL) preferred but not required!
Credit Card Fees Included in Payments
Beginning in March, a credit card charge will be applied when paying certain city fees including income tax and zoning permit payments. A 3% fee or more, depending on the credit card used, will be added to any payment. To avoid the fee, residents may pay by cash or check. Fees are not being added to parks programs, events, or memberships to The CORE.
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Arlington Road Corridor Improvement
In Summer 2026, construction will begin on the two-year Arlington Road Corridor Improvement project. Arlington Road will be widened from just south of SR619 to south of Boettler Road. Once construction is complete, there will be two lanes in each direction with a center median and roundabouts
New Street Tree Pilot Program Open to Residents
The City of Green is offering a new Street Tree Pilot program to residents. The program makes it easy for residents in Green to have a tree planted in the right-of-way of their lawns. Homeowners must apply by Tuesday, March 31 to qualify for a Spring tree planting. The City Urban Forester will review the site and approve resident applications. Once approved, the Urban Forester chooses appropriate tree stock from local wholesale nurseries. The City then installs the trees through City qualified forestry staff or a reputable company.
Any homeowner can make use of the turn-key tree planting program on a first come, first serve basis, limited to 30 trees. The cost of acquiring trees and their subsequent planting is shared between the homeowners and the City. Homeowners are required to pay a $250 program fee. The City covers the remaining expenses, including tree purchase, tree installation, and first year critical care plan package. Learn more and apply at cityofgreen.org/PermitsLicenses
at Southwood and Boettler Roads. There will also be a multipurpose path on the east side of Arlington Road and a sidewalk on the west. Federal grants fund 80% of this $17 million project. This is the last major corridor improvement project the City of Green has planned for some time.
City Council Set to Vote on NOPEC
Electric Aggregation
The City of Green is recommending NOPEC as the provider for our electric aggregation program starting June 2026. The legislation to make this change is set to be voted on by City Council on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Once approved, pricing, effective June 2026, and other details, can be found at cityofgreen.org/Electric
The City of Green is a governmental aggregator, certified by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO). As an aggregator, the City may negotiate and purchase electricity or natural gas on behalf of its residents. There are two types of aggregation: opt-in and opt-out. Green operates under an optout program for both electric and gas aggregation. This means that residents are automatically enrolled in the program unless they choose to opt-out. Unless residents wish to opt-out, no additional action needs to be taken.
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Stay Active and Support Your Community with the Green Great Eight Race Series
Green’s Great Eight Race Series, powered by Toth Buick GMC, brings local races together with the joint goal of raising money for nonprofits and charities in the City of Green. Participate in four (4) of the races and receive a FREE Green Great Eight Race Series sweatshirt. In 2025, the race series raised more than $250,000.
Registration for the Great Eight Races must be completed through each of the individual race registration pages. Information for each race can be found at cityofgreen.org/ Great8
Purchase a Veteran Banner or Commemorative Paver in Honor of a Loved One
Veterans Memorial Park banners to honor local veterans are on sale through May 1. The banners will be displayed along the walking path at the Green Veterans Memorial Park from Memorial Day through Veterans Day this year. Each banner includes the name of the veteran, a photo, branch of service, rank, and years of service and/or war in which they served. Banners are $100 each. Those purchasing a banner may request to pick up the banner at the City’s Parks and Recreation Division after Veterans Day.
In addition to banners, commemorative pavers are also available for permanent installation along the Stories of Service Grove at Veterans Park. Pavers begin at $50 each for a 4” by 8” brick. A limited number of larger sizes are also available. While the banners are currently reserved for active military and Veterans only, pavers are also available to be purchased to honor the service of first responders.
Purchase your banner or paver at cityofgreen.org/Register under “Commemorative Items”.
2025 Annual Report Our Story
Each year adds a new chapter to Green’s story. This past year was defined by careful stewardship, meaningful investment, and a continued focus on people—how we serve them, protect them, and create a community they are proud to call home.
Community Identity
Strong stewardship. Long-term stability.
Sound financial management remains the foundation of everything we do. In 2025, Green continued to balance progress with prudence.
• New Finance Director Shelley Goodrich, a CPA and attorney, brings deep government finance expertise to City Hall
Claiming our name. Telling our story.
Green’s identity is more than geography—it’s a shared sense of place, pride, and belonging. This past year marked meaningful progress in how we are recognized, both locally and nationally.
Named one of Ohio Magazine’s Best Hometowns. This recognition reflects what residents already know: Green is a place with strong schools, exceptional parks, growing businesses, and a quality of life that stands out across the state
Progress toward a unified Green zip code:
• A bill, passed in the US House of Representatives in July, now resides in the US Senate Committee of Homeland Security and Government Affairs. If passed, Green and dozens of other cities in the US will be designated a single zip code. Residents and business leaders are asked to send a letter to our US Senators in support of the bill at cityofgreen.org/Zip
• “Green, OH” now officially recognized. As of September, all residents and businesses may now officially use Green, OH as their city name with their current zip code—a meaningful milestone worth celebrating
• Maintained strong reserves while funding essential services and capital projects
• Leveraged grants and partnerships to maximize tax dollars
• Focused on long-term planning to protect Green’s fiscal health for future generations
Fire & Public Safety
Leading with courage, care, and innovation.
Our Fire Division and public safety partners responded to growing needs with compassion and forward-thinking solutions.
• Added a licensed social worker to support residents during mental health crises
• Added a new Heavy Rescue Fire Truck to the Green Fire fleet, 80% paid for by a federal grant
• Continued success of Community Paramedics, GO Team, and outreach services
• Strengthened partnership with the Summit County Sheriff’s Office and improved service by relocating the deputies’ primary workspace to the Central Administration Building
5,400 emergency calls
Engineering
Building connections, not just roads.
While major construction was limited in 2025, the path is set for transformative projects ahead.
Final planning completed for the $17 million Arlington Road widening project; Federal grants secured to fund 80% of the project cost
Constructed Southwood Drive and added a roundabout at Golden Wood Way
Parks & Recreation
Our parks are more than places— they are where community happens.
Parks and recreation continue to be defining features of Green and 2025 marked a major milestone.
, the largest city facility investment
Kleckner Adaptive Sports Field, paid for by grants, donations, and a partnership with the Cal Ripken
Service & Community Support Showing up for one another.
• Volunteers and nonprofits stepped up during times of need, including food insecurity challenges in November 2025 when SNAP benefits were paused
• The Green Community Fund awarded $15,000 in grants to local community organizations
• Continued strong partnerships with Green Local Schools nonprofits, and regional partners
• The Green Great Eight Race series raised more than $250,000 for local organizations
John Piersol (right) accepts the 2025 Volunteer of the year award from Mayor Rocco Yeargin (left).
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Celebrate 250 Years of Independence in Red, White, and GREEN!
This year, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary of freedom and independence as The United States of America, and we’re ready to celebrate! As a designated America 250-OH community, this year’s events reflect the US semiquincentennial.
FreedomFest | June 27
12 pm - 11 pm | Boettler Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
FreedomFest is the City of Green's community festival to kick off the 4th of July holiday season. Join us for a full day of family fun, games, local food vendors, live music featuring headliner Crush, a Bon Jovi tribute band, skydivers, and fireworks! Learn more at cityofgreen.org/FreedomFest
Sponsor a Tree In Our America 250 Heritage Tree Grove
art-A-palooza | August 15
10 am - 4 pm | Boettler Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
art-A-palooza is the City of Green’s juried art show at Boettler Park featuring more than 60+ art vendors, food trucks, children's activities, and live music. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/art-A-palooza
Twisted WilderFest | September 26
10 am – 4 pm | Southgate Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
Presenting sponsor Twisted Olive
Twisted WilderFest is the City of Green’s popup festival of makers and nature featuring local artists, crafters, and food vendors held annually in Southgate Park. Admission and parking are free. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/ TwistedWilderFest
In recognition of America’s 250th birthday, the City of Green is proud to launch a special tree sponsorship opportunity in partnership with the America 250 Heritage Tree Celebration. This initiative marks the launch of the City’s redesigned Heritage Tree Program, formerly the Memorial Adopt-aTree Program. The first 25 sponsored trees will be planted at Veterans Memorial Park, creating a living tribute to this historic anniversary. Sponsors will receive a commemorative gift, recognition on a shared donor plaque, and acknowledgement at our Arbor Day celebration. Sponsorships are $250. Deadline to sponsor is April 1, 2026. Become an America 250 Heritage Grove tree sponsor by calling (330) 896-6621 or visit cityofgreen. org/Register under "Commemorative Items".
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Fitness Meets Community at The CORE
Staying Fit and Making Friends
The CORE offers a plethora of classes free for members. Multiple sections of yoga offer participants a variety of times and difficulty levels to experience. In addition, unique strength classes help participants gain and maintain muscle. The CORE also offers cardio courses. For our music lovers, DrumFIT and REFIT provide high energy workouts accessible to all fitness levels. Boot Camp (high-intensity interval training) and Circuit Training round out the cardio offerings with more intense workouts. Any class can be adapted or adjusted to the needs of participants of any age. For a full fitness class schedule, visit cityofgreen.org/TheCORE
Beyond fitness classes, The CORE features space for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, soccer, football, and more! For open court and turf hours, visit cityofgreen.org/TheCORE
Want to get in on the fun? Memberships and day passes are now available for residents and nonresidents! See our rates and purchase your membership today at cityofgreen.org/TheCORE
CORE Perks: Community Discounts for Members
Members of The CORE receive special benefits and discounts from partners across Green, including:
Beyond Juicery & Eatery
Bee Happy Nutrition
Confessional Coffee and Pastry
Herceg Chiropractic
InSync Massage Therapy
Pav's Creamery
Raintree Golf & Event Center
Salt & Light Coffee Company
Sgt. Clean
Simply Homemade by M Space Walk
T-Bubbles
Yoga Bar and Café
To receive your CORE Perks, simply show your CORE Card at any of the establishments listed above. For more information on CORE Perks, visit cityofgreen.org/COREPerks
DrumFIT Class
Senior Strength and Stretch class
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Hope and Healing Sunday
Sunday, March 15
Local churches share a message of hope and healing for those battling addiction or struggling with mental wellness. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/Hope
Mayor’s Morning Meet-Up
Friday, March 27 | 9 am
The Chapel in Green, 1800 Raber Rd
Enjoy a hot coffee and spirited conversation with Mayor Rocco Yeargin followed by a walk (weather permitting) around the newly paved Chapel walking trail. No registration required! Learn more at cityofgreen.org/Mayor
Saturday, March 28
Queen of Heaven Parish Life Center, 1800 Steese Rd
Breakfast tickets are pre-sale only. Individual Ticket $6; Seniors and Youth (Ages 4-17) $4; Children 3 & under – Free
Purchase tickets at cityofgreen.org/Register
Bring your basket and prepare to hunt for eggs.
Sensory Friendly Egg Hunt* | 9:30 am
Sensory-Friendly Pancake* Breakfast | 10 am
Pre-registration Required
General Public Breakfast | 10:30 am
Pre-registration Required
General Public Egg Hunt | 12 pm
Veterans Memorial Park, 1900 Steese Rd
* For children with special needs and their caregivers.
Movement & Wellness Series
The City of Green is partnering with The Summit FM to offer a free, sixweek Music & Wellness series for residents. Funded by Summit County ADM Board and Arts Forward grants, sessions take place at the John Torok Community & Senior Center concluding May 16 at Central Park during A Change of Art. The research-based program uses live music, rhythm, and gentle movement to reduce stress and support wellbeing. Led by licensed social worker Sarah Swirsky and guest musicians, the series is open to residents ages 14 and older. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/ MusicSeries
Session dates:
Session 1: Thursday, April 9 | 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Featuring Marc Lee Shannon, guitarist and singer-songwriter
Session 2: Saturday, April 18 | 10 am – 11 am
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Featuring Lydia Joy, sound healer and singer-songwriter
Session 3: Thursday, April 23 | 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Featuring Maseh Nchang of Trust Drum Circles
Session 4: Saturday, May 2 | 10 am – 11 am
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Featuring musician Marc Lee Shannon
Session 5: Thursday, May 7 | 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Session 6 @ A Change of Art: Saturday, May 16 | 10 am – 11 am Central Park, 1755 Town Park Blvd
Featuring Marc Lee Shannon, Maseh Nchang and Sarah Swirsky
Space is limited. Register at cityofgreen.org/Register
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Raintree Golf and Event Center
Good Friday Golf Outing
Friday, April 3 | 9 am
Raintree Golf and Event Center, 4350 Mayfair Rd
Proceeds benefit the Green Community Fund
18 holes with cart, range balls, lunch at the turn, beverages, and fish fry following golf. $100 per person or $400 per team.
Top 2 golfers and hole contest winners receive prizes. Register at golfraintree.com/Events
Adult Egg Scramble
Friday, April 3 | 7 pm
Central Park, 1795 Steese Rd
Enjoy a lively, competitive twist on the classic childhood game, tailored for grown-ups looking for nostalgic fun.
Income Tax Filing Deadline
Wednesday, April 15
Forms and information available at cityofgreen.org/Tax
Arbor Day Celebration and Mayor’s Morning Meet-Up
Friday, April 24 | 10 am
John Torok Community & Senior Center, 4224 Massillon Rd
Celebrate Arbor Day with Mayor Rocco Yeargin! Take part in planting the America 250 Heritage Tree Grove, more information on page 11. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/ArborDay
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Saturday, April 25 | 10 am – 2 pm
Registration is $30 per adult. Register at cityofgreen.org/ Register
Fire Station #2, 393 East Turkeyfoot Lake Rd
Hosted by the Summit County Sheriff’s Department, residents may drop off unwanted, expired, or unused medications for safe disposal.
Thank You to Our 2026 Special Event Sponsors!
Thank you to our 2026 event sponsors for providing funding that elevates our annual community events.
A Day of Service
Hosted by the Green Belonging & Inclusion Committee
Saturday, April 25 9 am – 11 am
Camp Y-Noah, 815 Mount Pleasant Rd
Volunteer with your neighbors and friends by providing seasonal clean-up and maintenance at Camp Y-Noah.
Registration requested at cityofgreen.org/Volunteer
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Fishing Derby
Saturday, May 9 | 9 am – 11 am
Boettler Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
Grab your fishing pole and bait! Kids 12 years old and younger are invited to compete in the Fishing Derby. Smaller children may be helped by a parent or guardian. Pre-registration is required at cityofgreen.org/Register
Memorial Day in Green
Monday, May 25
Pancake Breakfast
7:30 am – 9:30 am
Green Fire Station #1, 4200 Massillon Rd
Hosted by Fire Union Local #2964. Monetary donations accepted for local nonprofit.
A Change of Art: A Day of Wellness, Art & Mental Health
Saturday, May 16
10 am – 1 pm
Central Park, 1795 Steese Rd
Join us for a day of wellness, art, and mental health. See page 16 for more information.
Memorial Day Parade 10 am
Parade steps off from Green High School
Parade route: Boettler Rd to Massillon Rd South (southbound lanes only) to Steese Rd to Green Middle School. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/ MemorialDay
Mayor’s Morning Meet-Up
Friday, May 29 | 9 am
Southgate Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
Enjoy a hot coffee and spirited conversation with Mayor Rocco Yeargin followed by a hike along Willadale Trail in Southgate Park. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/Mayor
Memorial Day Ceremony 12 pm
Veterans Memorial Park, 1900 Steese Rd
Honor our fallen heroes and local veterans.
Community Picnic and Car Show | 12:30 pm – 3 pm
Hot dogs, chips, soft drinks, and ice cream treats, FREE, while supplies last.
Great Eight Race Series: Raider Run
Saturday, May 30
Southgate Park, 5300 Massillon Rd
Take a challenging run through the rigorous terrain of Southgate Park while pushing your limits on 10 teamwork-inspired obstacles crammed into a 3K course. Registration is required. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/Great8
Stay connected with the City of Green.
Sign up for our enewsletters at cityofgreen.org/enews Receive text alerts by texting JoinGreenOH to 58339
P.O. Box 278 Green, OH 44232
A Change of Art: A Day of Wellness, Art, and Mental Health
Saturday, May 16 | 10 am – 1 pm Central Park, 1795 Steese Rd
A Change of Art is a day of community, mental wellness, and art. Experience a community art project, live music, a mental wellness resource fair, make and take art for all ages, refreshments, and more.
9:30 am | Stride for Hope Walk
In memory of those lost to suicide, join the community in a Stride for Hope, a free walk to raise awareness regarding mental illness. Gather near Community Hall for the easy 1-mile walk. Learn more at cityofgreen.org/AChangeOfArt
