Water Break
Update: The gas line was restored this morning and the water line repair is nearing completion. The asphalt work will be finished on Friday, 7/19/24.
A water break occurred on Center Road near Stearns Street. The area is open to local traffic, but the intersection of SR 303 and Substation remains closed due to a county project. Water service to Brunswick residents will not be affected, and there isn’t a boil alert.
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Kimble Recycling & Disposal Inc.
On July 1, 2024, Kimble Recycling & Disposal Inc. took over as the waste collection and recycling service provider for the City of Brunswick.
They can be reached at 800-201-0005 (ext. 9404).
The trash and recycling collection guidelines are always available through our Refuse and Storm Water menu.
We received a number of calls asking,
“Why wasn’t our trash picked up?”
In most cases, the wrong garbage toter is being used. Either Republic Services delivered the wrong toter or personal cans are being used. Your garbage toter must have “City of Brunswick” stamped on it. No personal cans will be picked up by Kimble. If your trash can is stamped with “Republic Services,” you will need to call Kimble and request a “City of Brunswick” toter. There is a $55.00 charge per toter to be delivered. It will be the responsibility of the resident to call Republic Services for them to pick up their Republic Services toter. If you have more trash bags that cannot fit in the trash toter you are allowed an additional 14 bags every week as part of your services. Also, as a reminder, upholstered furniture must be wrapped in plastic in order for Kimble to pick it up. For any further questions, please call Kimble’s Customer Service number at 800 201 0005, ext. 9404.
Utility work at Brunswick Campus
The water supply for the Brunswick Community Fitness and Recreation Center and the Brunswick Library will be shut down to make the improvements necessary to proceed with BCSD’s demolition and construction project. The Rec Center and Library will be closed during the water line improvements, which are anticipated to take place from July 22 through 27, 2024. If the shutdown period ends prior to that, we will provide an additional notice.
The Brunswick Home Town Heroes program is our way of honoring our veterans past and present this Veterans Day.
56 Home Town Hero’s banners will be flown on telephone poles along Center Rd. in Brunswick from approximately October 21st through November 18th. Contact Joe Destro with any questions, 440-567-5428, or View the Informational Flyer, or the Banner order form.
Check out the Summer Concert Series every Wednesday evening through August 7th!
The Summer Concert Series continues with Blue Lunch! The show is July 17, 6-8pm, at the Brunswick Rec Center, rain or shine. See the full concert schedule for a complete list of performances, or check out this video podcast to learn more about the Chardon Polka Band.
Boston Rd interchange information
Brunswick City Council has taken many steps to declare its opposition to the proposed interchange at Boston Road, including passing legislation and participating in local media. Find more info and resources here.
Covid information
City Hall is open to walk-in visitors. Making appointments and wearing masks are still encouraged. Call 330-225-9144. Developments regarding the coronavirus can be found through the CDC and MCHD.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
https://www.cdc.gov / 800-232-4636
Medina County Health Department:
https://medinahealth.org / 330-723-9688
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The City of Brunswick does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in our programs or activities.