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We are located at the intersection of S Depeyster Street and Haymaker Parkway, directly across the street from the Kent Fire Department. Parking is off of S Depeyster Street in our own lot. Follow the walkway under the flagpoles to the public entrance, which will be the door to your right.
The Kent City Charter was amended by the voters in 1975 to allow for the Council-City Manager form of government. This type of government allows the Kent City Council to set policy and hire a chief executive officer, known as the City Manager, to administer this policy.
Emergency: 911. Phone: 330-676-7393. Fax: 330-676-7374. Address: 320 S Depeyster St. Kent, OH 44240
The Law Director serves as legal adviser for all City employees in matters relating to their official City of Kent duties. The Law Director represents the City in all legal proceedings, civil and criminal, and performs any other duties prescribed by the Kent City Charter or by ordinance.
The Kent City Charter was approved by the voters on May 7, 1963. Dates appearing in parentheses following section headings indicate those sections were amended, added or repealed on the dates given.
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Kent, OH 44240. Phone: 800-839-1686. Link: AA Meetings in Ohio. There are seven AA meeting locations in the Kent area, and more than 70 meeting locations around the state of Ohio. Do not hesitate to receive the help you deserve.
(B ) (1) The annual income tax le vied by the City of Kent, Ohio is hereby imposed for the period from January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2038, at the rate of two and one-quarter percent (2.25%) per annum, and beginning Jan uary 1, 2039 and thereafter, at the ra te of two ...
capable of achieving in 202. priorities through the resource allocation decisi. The City Charter [Section 42. e] requires the development of an annual budget that provides a finan
The City of Kent has emergency sirens that are set off during emergency situations. Most often, they are set off when bad weather approaches or other hazardous conditions exist. The sirens are tested twice a month, the first Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m, and the third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m.