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Ward 3 Resident,

Just a quick update. Ward 3 residents who live on Albion Road please pay extra attention to below.

Albion Road Resurfacing Project Update
Crossroads Asphalt Recycling has begin the Albion Road Resurfacing Project (between York and Ridge Roads). Both lanes of traffic will be effected during this project and it should completed by Friday, July 19. The other part of Albion Road (between York Road and West 130th) will be done after the Abbey Road closure is lifted.

Ward 3 Residents who live on Albion Road will still receive their weekly Rumpke trash/recycling curbside service on their regularly scheduled day during construction. However, in order to alleviate the traffic situation in this area during the construction process, Rumpke trucks will be there in that area at 7:00am for collection. Please make note of this specific time and place any and all trash/recycling out before 7:00am.

Have a great rest of the week!

Dan Langshaw
Ward 3 Councilman
North Royalton City Council

Greetings Ward 3 Resident,

As City Council approaches its’ upcoming summer recess in August there are still a number of things going on in your City Government to update you on below.

Save the Date
Save the Date. Back by popular demand. North Royalton Ward 3 Councilman Dan Langshaw will host his Annual Ward 3 Picnic in the Park on August 31st from 1:00pm-3:00pm at Memorial Park Pavilion #2 located at 14600 State Rd in North Royalton. More details coming soon….

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Chairman Dolan, Vice Chair Burke, Ranking Member Sykes, and committee members. My name is Dan Langshaw and I am the Ward 3 Councilman on the North Royalton City Council. Thank you for the opportunity once again testify on Substitute House Bill 166 the State Operating Budget this time in the Senate.

The residents I serve and all Ohioans wonder why there are so many communities having to put more levies, bond issues, and other ballot measures these days? Why are our highways, roads, bridges, and infrastructure falling apart in our state? The answer is local governments historically have not been getting the funding they desperately need to address these issues in our communities.

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Ward 3 Resident,

I have just a few quick items to update you on below this Memorial Day Weekend.

Rumpke Waste & Recycling Memorial Day Holiday Schedule 
In observance of Memorial Day, just a reminder Rumpke trash and recycling collection will NOT occur on Monday May 27th. Service will be delayed one day the entire week of May 27th. This means if your regular pick-up day is Monday, it will be moved to Tuesday, Tuesday will be moved to Wednesday, etc. Rumpke will resume its normal schedule the week of June 3rd. If you have any questions, please call Rumpke at 1-800-828-8171 or Click Here for their full 2019 holiday schedule.

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Good evening members of the Cuyahoga County Council. My name is Dan Langshaw and I am the Ward 3 Councilman on the North Royalton City Council. Thank you for the opportunity provide comments regarding proposed Ordinance 2019-0005 the county disposable bag ban on behalf of my residents.

The sponsors of this legislation mean well. However, my residents have three key points they would like for you to take into consideration before you vote on this ban tonight. First, the timing of this legislation seems to be a smoke screen to avoid dealing with serious issues of alleged county corruption that is being investigated by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. The perception is a concern as well as the need for increased oversight in county government.

Second, the priorities of this council is a concern. If you ask my residents their top priorities are seeing additional county assistance for residents dying of the opioid epidemic, battling poverty, and addressing urgent infrastructure needs. For example I have an intersection of York Road (a county road) and Albion Road in my ward that desperately could use Issue One funding for a traffic study to help in making it safer and less congested. However, we must battle against cities like Cleveland for years to come even close to scoring for such funds. The environment is a concern but council needs to focus on other urgent priories as well county-wide.

Third, this bag ban seems to be pushed down our throats. Why isn’t this on the ballot for a vote? No one from the county has even reached out to local elected officials like myself in the other 58 municipalities to see how we could work more collaboratively together towards addressing this issue regionally. As well as exploring ways to expand existing education, environmental, and sustainability programs in our communities.

In closing, I agree with my residents that County Council should put this issue on the ballot for November. Give ALL residents whether they live on the east or west of this county a chance to collaboratively have their voices heard regarding this issue. A more collaborative approach such as this gives more time to educate residents, advocate to state lawmakers, and work with local elected officials toward a common goal of protecting our environment.

Thank you for the opportunity to speak to you.