The Obetz seniors have donated the most each year for the last four years! The seniors were once again recognized for their efforts. This year, the Mayor read a proclamation created to recognize the seniors for their great efforts, and they were awarded a lunch party! Thank you to the Mayor, Council, Obetz Police, Obetz Continue reading…
For two weeks in a row now, the OPD have visited the community and spent time with kids at the Obetz Church of the Nazarene. (See original post here) This time, the age group was 7th-12th grade. The officers spent their time interacting with the kids and answering any questions they had. Then, the officers Continue reading…
http://www.dispatch.com/ Follow the link to read about this event and see some great pictures of OPD’s Officer Fout! This event was part of a nationwide effort to bring together police and neighborhood kids for recreation, cookouts, and community conversation. The Columbus Recreation and Parks Department is partnering with law enforcement officers from across the country Continue reading…
The Obetz Police Department were able to visit the Obetz Kids Camp again! This time they were able to teach the older age group about bike safety. The kids had a blast riding in the Obetz Arctic Cat vehicle and learning their way around the police truck! Thank you Sergeant Ellison and Officer Maynard!
Sergeant Debolt, Officer Fout, and Officer Elzey of the Obetz Police Department were thrilled to hang out with the kids at the Obetz Kids Camp! The campers had a very eventful afternoon with the OPD! After learning about bike safety, Sergeant Debolt took all the kids for rides in the Arctic Cat vehicle! While the Continue reading…
On Friday, May 19th, the Obetz Police Department and the staff of Hamilton Local Schools played their third annual breast cancer awareness game! Much like previous years, students filled the gym with their pink gear to watch their teachers face off against the OPD. If you remember back to last year, Terence Dials was sworn Continue reading…
Recently, the Village’s code enforcement officer has noticed many areas where parked cars are blocking the sidewalk. Obetz would like this message to serve as a friendly reminder to its residents that parking motor vehicles where they block the public sidewalk is prohibited. This violation could result in a ticket, and that’s the last thing Continue reading…