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Mayor: Route 2 lighting talks ongoing; State of the City set for March 25

Willoughby City Council · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Robert A. Fiala said March 17 that Willoughby and five neighboring municipalities have begun talks with the county engineer about lighting and maintenance for Route 2, seeking an agreement by July 1; he also announced a State of the City event for March 25.

Willoughby — Mayor Robert A. Fiala told Council on March 17 that the City and five neighboring municipalities have met with the Lake County Engineer to discuss replacement and long-term maintenance of lighting along the Route 2 corridor. The group hopes to reach a final agreement by July 1 identifying who will fund lighting repairs and cover annual maintenance costs.

Fiala said the municipalities’ shared position is that the lighting is the county’s responsibility; he characterized portions of the county’s proposed maintenance agreement as problematic and said the municipalities are prepared to press the issue. He said a follow-up meeting was scheduled for April.

Fiala also announced a State of the City event on March 25 that will include all department directors and chiefs and is intended to engage residents directly about city priorities.