New Carlisle will be welcoming two new deputies in 2016 which is the result of the approval of the police levy in 2015.

At a special meeting held on December 30, 2015 New Carlisle City Council approved a resolution adopting a Capital Improvement Program for the city in 2016.

New Carlisle City Councilman Ethan Reynolds was ceremoniously sworn into office on Saturday, December 19 by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.

According to information provided by New Carlisle City Manager Randy Bridge to council on Monday evening, the city will return to four deputies at the start of 2016.

Newly appointed Fire Administrator Steve Trusty was welcomed at Monday evening’s City Council meeting.

Resident Ron Cobb expressed outrage that the city will only have three deputies.

The New Carlisle City Council met in a special session on Wednesday evening to discuss the police contract and the employee health insurance.

New Carlisle Council members learned from City Manager Randy Bridge that the sale of the Twin Creeks parcels will be on hold for now.

Public invited to Monday’s open interview session

The citizens of New Carlisle will have a unique opportunity on Monday, November 16th when the city brings the three finalists for Chief of the fire department to the regular council meeting.

A partnership between the Clark County Combined Health District (CCCHD) and the City of New Carlisle is giving area residents access to general health services close to home, thanks to a local Health Clinic made possible through their “Public Health for New Carlisle” campaign.

The City of New Carlisle will be offering free leaf pickup to residents this fall.

City Manager Randy Bridge reported to New Carlisle Council on Monday evening that the short list of candidates for city fire chief has been decided.