We wanted to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you who joined us for the Hunts Point Clean Up Day in May. It was great to bring this annual community event back to life and we had a strong turnout!

We kicked off the day with breakfast and heard from Julia Kast from the Department of Natural Resources who awarded us with the Tree City certification for the 32nd year running. That's a great achievement for the Town! Additionally, Bruce Jones who heads the commission for the Wetherill Nature Preserve, provided an update on projects and plans for the Preserve. We also had Mayor Joe Sabey sharing his appreciation for reviving Clean Up Day and bringing the community together. 

As part of this annual event, the Town always plants a tree. This year, we planted a Hanoki Cypress tree in the park adjacent to the tennis courts. In addition to all the weeding, pruning, and raking, residents enjoyed a catered BBQ lunch as well as a bouncy house, games, and face painting. The most incredible part of the day was the opportunity to connect with our fantastic neighbors! Meeting new faces, catching up with old friends, and forging bonds within our community reminded us why we love calling this place home.

Once again, a huge thank you to everyone who made Clean Up Day a success. Your enthusiasm and dedication are what make our community shine brighter than ever! We sincerely appreciate all the donations made towards this cause. The plan is to keep this annual event going, so you'll be hearing more about Clean Up Day next Spring! 



--- Your Hunts Point Clean Up Day Committee

The Hunts Point Lane Culvert Replacement Project has officially been postponed to summer 2024. Due to unforeseen delays and despite our best efforts, the Town has no option but to postpone the project to summer 2024. More information, plans and future project updates can be found on the Town's website.

If you see something you think looks suspicious, call 9-1-1. The Medina Police Department encourages citizens to always report suspicious activity by calling 9-1-1.  The phone operators are well-trained to quickly assess any situation and take appropriate action. Calling 9-1-1 versus the Medina Police Department general line will enable police to respond and take necessary action faster. When calling, be as descriptive as possible. Remember, suspicious behavior or activity does not always indicate ill intent or crime, but your observations can make a difference by helping to deter, prevent, or respond to crime.

Help prevent flooding and pooling during rain storms! If you have a storm drain or catch basin near your home, please be sure to monitor and use a rake or pitchfork to clear leaves, limbs, and debris from the area. Place leaves in your yard waste bin for easy removal and recycling. If your storm drain or catch basin becomes clogged, contact the Town as soon as possible.

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