Eastlake, Ohio Mayor Ted Andrzejewski

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Mayor of Eastlake Ted Andrzejewski

Mayor Ted Andrzejewski has been Mayor of Eastlake since he was elected in 2004. He was re-elected to the Mayor's Office in 2005 and again in 2009. In a short time, Mayor Andrzejewski has had to deal with managing considerable responsibility with limited resources. He enjoys his role as Mayor and claims to be in the job for the long haul.

Mayor's May Report

Dear Residents:

I have received a few calls about the garbage fee billing so I hope this will clarify things. Residents are being billed and will pay their garbage collection fee directly to Republic Services. The City of Eastlake will not be sending out any bills or collecting any garbage fees as of the April 1 billing. There is one and only one bill and that is to Republic. Some residents still owe money from the past months to the City and we will continue to collect those fees until all the fees from the past are all paid in full. Billing from Republic started April 1. Also please try to use the recycling bins every other week. The company passes on savings from recycling in their bid and it helped keep the cost lower than without recycling. Recycling also helps our environment and keeps those materials out of landfills.

We wish the Lake County Captains best of luck for the 2012 season. Eastlake appreciation day was held on Saturday April 14 and we sold over 1,000 tickets to Eastlake residents for $2. Raffle tickets for the City of Eastlake Loge are available in the Mayor’s office all season long. We award three different families four tickets to every Captains home game. It is a way of thanking the residents of Eastlake for their support of the team.

The Service Department has completed work on a drainage project on North Riverview to help the residents in that area with removing water after heavy rains. They are also working on the ditch line along Route 91 to help with water accumulation at some of the businesses along Curtis Boulevard. The city has used the warmer than usual spring weather to do the work rather than contractors and we have saved thousands of dollars by doing the work ourselves. City crews are also out cleaning up the parks and cutting the grass at the parks and playgrounds. We have continued to purchase six new picnic tables replacing the older wooden ones. Yet we still find vandalism on the new tables such as the two damaged ones at the Jakse park picnic pavilion. If any resident has information on who may be damaging these new tables please call the police department. These tables cost $700 each and we want to keep upgrading from the wooden tables.

The construction of the new Walmart is under way with a completion date at the end of April 2013. Until next month enjoy the nice spring weather.

Thank you,

Mayor Ted Andrzejewski