VILLAGE OF AMANDA

AMANDA, OHIO, FAIRFIELD COUNTY

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 Village Council meetings will be held the first Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at the village Municipal building.

Any meeting dates that falls on a holiday will be predetermined a month in advance.  Watch this posting page for those dates.

  
MEETING DATES
DECEMBER 5th
January 4 AT 5:30
February 6 Public Hearing at 5:30 -police protection- meeting following
March 5
April 2
May 7
June 4
July2
August 6
September 10
October 1
November 5
December3

Volunteers Needed
 The Village of Amanda, Village of Stoutsville,& Amanda, Clearcreek, Hocking, and Madison Townships are looking for volunteers for an area joint debris management team.  The villages and townships are developing a joint plan in the event of a disaster.  The joint venture would bring together these communities so they can help each other coordinate removal of the debris after a disaster. 
 These volunteers would need to be over 18 and have a valid driver?s license.  They would also have to be available to attend CERT Training (Certified Emergency Response Team) in October (4 evening classes and one Saturday).  We are looking for individuals that are not already involved with the fire or emergency rescue services.  This team will be clearing the streets so rescue operators can get through along with clearing and separating all the debris related to the emergency. 
 Hopefully we would never need to deploy this team but we would like to be prepared just in case. If you would like more information contact someone from your village or township or contact Carrie Ayers the Joint Area Debris Manager and Area Coordinator at 740-969-4771

 


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"VETERAN'S LIST"
The village is compiling a list of veterans from the Amanda Clearcreek
District. 


Name
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Gender
War or Conflict
Status
Dates of Service
Branch of Service
Unit
Highest Rank
Were they a prisoner of war?
Were they enlisted or drafted?
Service related injury??
Photo
Distinguishing service Medals
Contact address or Email 
  
Either email us at
VillageofAmanda@hotmail.com or you can drop it off at the Municipal Building during regular business hours.

also the American Legion Hall in Amanda is looking for veterans from our area to join  the Legion if anyone is interested contact Rob Kirkhart@msn.com or maineparsley@gmail.com


The village was featured in the Nation's Cities Weekly
please click link to view article

http://www.nlc.org/articles/articleItems/NCW021411/CDBGAmanda.aspx

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

VILLAGE OF AMANDA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Carrie Ayers 740-969-4771

Marc Shapiro-NLC 202-626-3019

RESIDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO EASY-TO-USE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT CARD

In current economic climate, where people are watching their spending, prescription discount card can offer average savings of 20 percent off retail price of discount drugs.

 The Village of Amanda launched a program on November 24, 2010 that will provide its residents with some relief from the high cost of prescriptions drugs. The city is making free prescription drug discount cards available to city residents through a program sponsored by the National League of Cities (NLC). The discount cards offer average savings of 20 percent off the retail price of commonly prescribed medications.

The discount cards may be used by all residents of the Village of Amanda and has no restrictions based on the resident’s age, income level, or existing health coverage. The discount card benefits not only those without insurance, but can also be used by underinsured residents to obtain prescriptions that are excluded from health benefit plans. The NLC card can be used when purchasing drugs at more than 60,000 participating retail pharmacies across the country.

 “In the current economic climate, where many people are watching what they spend, the Village of Amanda is happy to partner with the National League of Cities to make this  prescription discount card available for our residents,” said Carrie Ayers(Village Fiscal Officer) “Whether or not an individual has prescription coverage, this program can make it easier for our residents to afford the medications they need to deal with a short-term illness or stay healthy by managing a chronic condition.”

NLC and Village of Amanda are able to make these money-saving cards available to city residents at no cost to the individual. Cards can be printed from the internet at www.caremark.com/nlc and are available at the village municipal building, Amanda post office, Johns Branch of the Fairfield County Library, and the Amanda Branch of the Kingston Bank. You can also go to the village website www.villageofamanda.com to click on the link.

“Not only does the NLC prescription discount card help residents save money on their medications, it is easy to use,” said Carrie Ayers “Village of Amanda residents only have to show their card when purchasing medication at one of the many participating pharmacies. There is no enrollment form required to get a card, no membership fee of any kind and city residents and their family members can use the card any time their prescriptions are not covered by insurance.”

The discount card program is administered by CVS Caremark.

About The National League of Cities The National League of Cities (NLC) is the nation’s oldest and largest organization devoted to strengthening and promoting cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. NLC is a resource and advocate for 19,000 cities, towns and villages, representing more than 218 million Americans. To learn more about NLC, go to www.nlc.org.

 


COMMUNITY EVENTS -Need volunteers and donations

Village Bandanzza Craft Show
Come enjoy a day of fun, food, and unique shopping at the 1st Annual Bandanzza Craft Show sponsored by the Amanda-Clearcreek Band Boosters!

Date: Saturday, November 12th, 2011
Time: 9am-2pm

Booth rental: $20.00 (tables provided)

Contact Angie Griffith (969-3111) or Susan Shumaker (969-2753) for more information or to rent a space. You can also email us at acbandboosters@yahoo.co,

Admission is FREE!
Food will be available from the AC Band Boosters.


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The fairfield County has installed a reverse 911 system. This sytem can contact homeowners in the event of an emergency notice.  This sytem will contact the residents on their landlines or you can sign up your cell phone. Go to the link above for details.
Fairfield County Food Bank (in our area)
Presbyterian Church
143 E. Church St.
(Third Wednesday of every month 6 P.M.-8 P.M.)
This is for residents in need that live within the Amanda Clearcreek School District.

United Way of Fairfield County and Fairfield County Food Banks

Information Referrals: Either call (740) 687-0500 or go to the website at www.informationreferral.org
Assistance programs: food, Medication, financial, eyeglass, Christmas, school clothes


Community Watch Program

Volunteers Needed

 

The village is starting a community watch program and would like to get volunteers from our community to participate in the program. The application and the information pamphlet are at the village’s municipal building at 116 E. Main St..   You can pick it up during regular business hours 8-2 Monday- Thursday.  Every volunteer will have to meet the Fairfield County Sheriff’s office qualifications and undergo a training course. 



 


 
IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS OR PICTURES OF COMMUNITY EVENTS EMAIL ME SO I CAN PUT THEM ON OUR SITE

 

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