Overnight June 13-14 storm damage and cleanup
From the Ada Police Dept. Via Facebook on June 14:
The Village of Ada was hit with strong winds last night resulting in a number of down trees and utility lines, including power lines. Crews are already addressing a number of issues around the village but we want to remind folks to be vigilant as they travel for down lines.
Please be patient as we work to restore travel around the village.
Keep cool over the next several days as temperatures will be close to 100 Degrees.
VILLAGE LARGE TREE BRANCH AND LIMB CLEAN UP AFTER STORM
From www.oadaoh.org. June 14, 2022 - 7:36am
The village of Ada has a policy to offer large tree branch chipping and disposal after a storm that occurred last night. Pickup will be limited to branching that came down due to the storm and does not include branching from commercial tree cutters or normal tree trimming. Only storm related tree debri. Branches must be put at the tree lawn (area between sidewalk and street and must be all laid in the same direction (woody branch end towards the street). The Village cleanup consists of tree debris in the street and debris piles in the tree lawn only. Small limbs and leaf branches should be disposed of with normal trash as they do not run through the Village chipper.
The Village will pick up and chip tree branches from the storm at no charge for a period not to exceed 1 week after last night's storm on 6.13.2022. Please call the water office to notify them that you have put a pile out on the tree lawn or if you have any questions 419.634.4045 option #1.
Thank-you for your cooperation.
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