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- Special Meeting Notice
A Special Meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, September 15th at 6:00 p.m. at Gladstone City Hall for Council discussion of the Auditor position and transition planning.
- Sewer Maintenance - Spruce Street
🚧 Sewer maintenance is underway this morning on Spruce Street. To allow crews to work safely, the roads below are blocked off for the duration of the work: 3rd Ave from Cliff St to Spruce St Spruce Street from 2nd Ave to 3rd Ave Please contact City Hall with any questions: 483-4523.
- Public Notice: City Water
Water valve maintenance was completed today in a few areas of town, which should result in better water pressure. Mains were flushed afterward, but some residents may notice a temporary odor when first turning on water—especially if faucets weren’t used during the day. If you do notice an odor, simply run water at a tub or outdoor spigot for 5–10 minutes to refresh the line.
- PUBLIC NOTICE
The Gladstone City Council will consider a proposed ordinance amending Sections 4.0405 and 4.0406 of the Municipal Code, relating to the detonation and sale of fireworks. The ordinance will move through the following steps: First Reading: Monday, August 3, 2026 – 6PM Second Reading: Monday, September 14, 2026 – 6PM Final Passage: Monday, October 5, 2026 – 6PM All readings will take place at Gladstone City Hall during the regular monthly meetings of the Gladstone City Council. The proposed amendment would permit fireworks to be detonated within city limits during the following times: June 27th through July 3rd between 8AM and 10:30PM July 4th from 8AM to 11:59PM December 31st at 3PM through January 1st at 2AM
- Landfill Schedule - Saturday, July 4th
The Gladstone landfill will not be open this Saturday due to the holiday. We appreciate your understanding and wish you a very happy and safe 4th of July!
- Official Election Results
The results of the June 9, 2026, Primary Election have been certified by the Stark County Canvass Board and are reported below. GLADSTONE MAYOR Gary Richardson 41 Scattered Write-Ins 0 GLADSTONE COUNCIL MEMBER (vote for 2) Mitchell Kovash 33 Dannielle Parkin 33 Arles Hecker 10 Scattered Write-Ins 0 Congratulations to Gary, Mitchell, and Dannielle!
- Election Day - Tomorrow, June 9th
🗳️ Polls open tomorrow — make time to vote! Voting is quick, easy, and powerful. Every vote strengthens our small town. 📍Stark County voting locations are listed below. They can also be found on the Secretary of State’s website using this link: Stark County Voting Locations & Times 🗳 Additional voting information: Voting Information
- Request for Proposal
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) Municipal Engineering Services – City Engineer Issued By: City of Gladstone June 1, 2026 Proposal Due Date: July 3, 2026, by 3:00 P.M. MST THERE WILL BE NO PUBLIC OPENING Late proposals will not be accepted. View or download the full RFP here: Request for Proposal - City Engineer
- Election Day - June 9th
📢 Election Day is Tuesday, June 9, 2026 — don’t forget to vote! 📍Stark County voting locations are listed below: Prairie Hills Mall Biesiot Activities Center Belfield City Hall Richardton City Hall 🏛 If you are unable to vote in person on June 9, you may vote early at the Stark County Courthouse this week between 10am and 6pm. City of Gladstone Seats on the 2026 Primary Ballot: Mayor (1 seat, 4‑year term) • Gary Richardson City Council (2 seats, 4‑year terms) • Arles Hecker • Mitchell Kovash • Dannielle Parkin Every vote matters — thank you for participating in your local government.
- 2025 Consumer Confidence Report
Gladstone's Annual Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report for 2025 is now available. The link below will take you directly to the report, where it can be viewed or downloaded: 2025 Consumer Confidence Report The report can also be found on the City’s website under Public Notices or by using the following URL: www.gladstonend.org/public-notices. Paper copies are available at City Hall.
- Spring Clean-up Weekend: May 16 & 17
🗓️✨Spring Clean-up Weekend: May 16 & 17 The landfill will be open all weekend, tentatively 8am-8pm (hours subject to change). We will not be collecting items from the curb. If you need assistance with loading, carrying, or hauling items, please contact City Hall in advance and we’ll arrange a time to help. Only items normally accepted at the landfill will be accepted during spring clean-up weekend. 👀See anything in your area that the City needs to clean-up? Please let us know! 483-4523 🤝🏼Let's all do our part to keep Gladstone the safe and welcoming place we're proud to call home. 🏘️




