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Increased demolition, abatement budget requested for code enforcement

Increased demolition, abatement budget requested for code enforcement By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Determinations for when to demolish homes beyond repair like these often comes down to costs said Code Enforcement Officer Andy Gedeon. Increased that budget to $150,000 would allow for more demolitions to take place. PORTSMOUTH A drive through Portsmouth reveals many condemned homes, some awaiting the decision of a teardown in the sum of thousands of dollars. Many of these homes are vacant- some leaving the city or the state, retaining the property but not keeping it up which have in some instances become locations for illicit behavior.

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City considering building a new code enforcement division - Portsmouth Daily Times

City considering building a new code enforcement division By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH To boost its response to code enforcement matters in the city, CE officer Andy Gedeon and City Engineer Nathan Prosch proposed multiple changes to the department before Portsmouth City Council Monday. In the past few weeks, Gedeon, Prosch, City Manager Sam Sutherland, and City Solicitor John Haas have been discussing what can be done to improve the department’s abilities. “As we all know, we have been battling a big fight with code enforcement,” said Sutherland during the City Managers session that evening. “I believe we finally got something to put to writing.”

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PWS concert set for Saturday - Portsmouth Daily Times

PWS concert set for Saturday By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH Following multiple canceled shows in its 28th season, the Portsmouth Wind Symphony will host its first performance of the year Saturday at Shawnee State University’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts. Starting at 7:30 p.m. works ranging from Phantom of the Opera to John Williams’ “Summon the Heroes” and more will be the focus of the wind symphony’s “We’re Back – Live Music Returns to the VRCFA!” concert. On Friday, conductor Terry Thompson said it was nice to finally have a performance, although altered due to the pandemic, to look forward to after not performing since December 2019.

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April is STD Awareness Month - Portsmouth Daily Times

April is STD Awareness Month - Portsmouth Daily Times
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ODH not reporting COVID cases due to holiday - Portsmouth Daily Times

ODH not reporting COVID cases due to holiday Staff report SCIOTO Due to the Easter holiday, the Ohio Department of Health will not update the COVID-19 numbers for Sunday. Daily reporting will resume Monday and will reflect the totals from both April 4 and April 5. One year ago today, April 4, 2020, the Scioto County and Portsmouth City Health Department reported the first case of the COVID-19 virus in Scioto County. As of Saturday, April 3, more than 6,214 cases have been reported for Scioto County including 88 deaths. Health authorities urge the public to continue to practice safety measures such as social distancing, wearing a mask, wash your hands, avoid crowds and get vaccinated if not already.

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