It was a great day for the 16th annual Middleburg Heights Elected Officials Food Drive. Thank you to all that supported this worthwhile community event. Special thanks to Heinen’s Fine Foods for hosting the event and for the generous contributions. Special thanks also goes to the many Middleburg Heights businesses that support this event. All food and cash donations go to the Middleburg Heights Food Pantry and SCAN Hunger Center.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW DEPUTY CHIEF, RAY BULKA!

Congratulations to Ray Bulka on his promotion from the rank of Lieutenant to Deputy Chief of the Middleburg Heights Police Department. Ray has been a Middleburg Heights Police Officer since 1988, and has supervised the night shift for the past 20 years. He also previously served in the US Air Force. Mayor Matthew Castelli and Police … Continue reading “CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW DEPUTY CHIEF, RAY BULKA!”

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MAYOR CASTELLI PRESENTS PROCLAMATION DEEMING MAY 10TH ARBOR DAY IN MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS

Thanks to the hard-working students at the Academy of St. Bartholomew, Mayor Castelli has presented a proclamation declaring May 10th as Arbor Day in the city of Middleburg Heights. In honor of this proclamation, in helping to create a greener world, many gathered to plant a tree to represent the start of the city’s first … Continue reading

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MAYOR MATTHEW J. CASTELLI DELIVERS STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS WITH PASSION AND EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE CITY’S FUTURE.

Over 140 business and civic leaders attended the State of the City presentation by Mayor Matthew J. Castelli at the Middleburg Heights Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The Mayor discussed his background and experience, progress made during his first 90 days in office, business development projects, City finances, and future goals for improving the City for … Continue reading “MAYOR MATTHEW J. CASTELLI DELIVERS STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS WITH PASSION AND EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE CITY’S FUTURE.”

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CHILDREN FROM THE COMMUNITY LEARN ABOUT FIRE SAFETY THROUGH ART

Every Fall after learning more about fire safety, children from Big Creek Elementary and the Academy of St. Bartholomew participate in an annual coloring contest creating posters of the important information they learned. Winners from each grade of this local contest are selected by the Middleburg Heights Fire Department. Only two winning entries are sent … Continue reading “CHILDREN FROM THE COMMUNITY LEARN ABOUT FIRE SAFETY THROUGH ART”

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