Tag: Rusty Herzog

Wyoming’s Village Green Project will kick off in the coming weeks. A deadline to purchase engraved pavers—part of the fundraising for the nearly $1.5 million effort—is nearing its last call.

Big changes are on the horizon for I-75, and the City of Wyoming wants residents to advocate for the best options for neighbors who will be impacted by the Thru The Valley project.

The City of Wyoming has reached a major milestone in its effort to build a universally accessible playground at Crescent Park thanks to a major gift from a Cincinnati company.

The Wyoming community is blessed with a broad range of outstanding volunteers. Each year a group of residents are selected as Citizens of the Year, based on nominations submitted by their fellow citizens.

Wyoming, known for its walkable streets and shady trees, is gaining a new sidewalk. That’s right, a sidewalk expansion is coming to Compton Road.

New LED street lights set to be in place by February will save the city thousands on utility expenses every month due to their ultra-high efficiency.

At the October 25 Committee of the Whole, Wyoming City Manager Rusty Herzog set forth the City’s response to the DEI Task Force report, pledging immediate action on many of their recommendations. 

This $450,000 project will transform Wyoming's Crescent Park playground, which sits steps away from the city’s business district, into a state-of-the-art, all-inclusive playground

When Wyoming residents head to the polls on November 2nd, in addition to City Council and School Board candidates, they will find proposed amendments to the City Charter.

When Brooke Brady was offered the job as Chief of the City of Wyoming Police Department, she knew it would provide challenges. She also knew it was a tremendous opportunity.