COVID-19 Tallmadge Response & Updates
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COVID-19 Declaration of Emergency
To protect the life, safety and welfare of residents Mayor Kline declared that a state of emergency exists in the City of Tallmadge. This declaration provides the authority to help navigate the current challenges presented by the Coronavirus.
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COVID-19 Letter from the Mayor
As Mayor, the health and safety of our community, first responders, and employees, as well as ensuring the continuity of City operations, are my highest priorities.
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COVID-19 Tallmadge Recreation Center Reopening
An up to date list of Recreation Center reopening plans for the City of Tallmadge.
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COVID-19 Tallmadge Updates
Up to date information from the City of Tallmadge related to COVID-19 (coronavirus).
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COVID-19 May 4, 2020 Press Release
May 4, 2020 — Faced with an ongoing national health and economic crisis, Tallmadge Mayor David G. Kline announced today a number of measures he is taking to protect both the health and safety of Tallmadge residents and in response to the pandemic’s considerable financial impact on the City.
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What You Shouldn't Flush
Many materials frequently flushed or poured down the drain can harm the pipes that connect to city sewers as well as the city sewer system. Every property owner connected to the city sewer system can be a potential contributor to sewer problems, and a potential victim of those problems.