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Cridersville will stop mailing yellow late water notices to cut costs; council schedules July hearing for street-name correction
Summary
The village will cease mailing yellow late-water notices to save about $1,200 annually, continuing other notification methods. Council also scheduled a July 9 public hearing to correct the county street record from Onolee to Onalee and approved routine meeting minutes and adjournment.
At its June 11 meeting the Village of Cridersville reported an administrative change that will stop mailing yellow late-water bill notices; residents will continue to receive the standard blue billing statement and other late-notification processes remain in place. Village Administrator Jarid Kohlrieser said the change will save roughly $1,200 per year in postage and mailing supplies.
Procedural actions: Council Member Eric West moved to excuse Council member C. Lauck with pay and moved to approve the May 5, 2026 meeting minutes; both motions passed 5-0. The council also voted to schedule a public hearing on July 9 at 6:15 p.m. to correct the county record for the street name from Onolee to Onalee; that motion passed 5-0.
Why it matters: the administrative change reduces recurring postage costs while preserving other notification methods; the July hearing will allow public input on the street-name correction required for county records.
Details and next steps: The public hearing on the street-name correction is set for July 9 at 6:15 p.m. The council adjourned after the July announcements; no additional votes were recorded on these items.
Meeting minutes: Minutes were recorded by Fiscal Officer Darci Motter.
