Barnesville Police November Report
Barnesville Police Chief Rocky Sirianni has released November department activities.
Barnesville Police Chief Rocky Sirianni has released November department activities.
Thursday was a momentous day for the village of Belmont. Work crews completed metal roof framing on the equipment portion of the new $3.4 million fire station at 101 N. John Street .
The JB Green Team, responsible for recycling in Belmont and Jefferson counties, is a Pilot Program is set to run for six months (November 2025 – April 2026) allowing the residents of the two counties to properly dispose of their E-Waste.
Western Belmont County excerpts from November 28 through December 2 were created from the information provided by the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office call logs. November 28, 2025 9:56 am — Love’s Travel Center, Belmont. A deputy responded to a 911 hang-up call. Everything was fine. 3:39 pm — National Rd, Bethesda. Deputies responded to an […]
According to a release from the Ohio Department of Transportation, the local section of SR 148 will close during the daytime work hours for a two week period.
Belmont County 911 Center is handling a cybersecurity incident that involves the emergency alert system Code Red.
Disagreements arose at the village’s Monday evening meeting, regarding the reappointment of solicitor Richard Myser.
Police Log excerpts are created from information provided by the Barnesville Police Department or Sheriff Log excerpts are created from information gleaned from individual “call record reports”.
Four new council members will take their seats in January after the Barnesville community voted them into office in November.
Barnesville Memorial Park trails will receive a makeover thanks to a grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation.