Author: Michael Port

The Byesville Water Department reports that an order is in effect for all customers on South 7th Street, until further notice.

The Village of Byesville has issued a boil order for residents on Race Ave. The order is in effect for customers between South 2nd Street and South 4th Street.

Village of Byesville Finance Committee Meeting on June 23, 2021 at 4:30 pm. The meeting will take place at the Water Treatment Facility located at 59870 Vocational Rd. Byesville, OH 43723.

Village of Byesville Council Meeting on June 23, 2021 at 5:30 pm will be at the Water Treatment Facility located at 59870 Vocational Rd. Byesville, OH 43723.

 

Village of Byesville Finance Committee Meeting on June 23, 2021 at 4:30 pm. The meeting will take place at the Water Treatment Facility located at 59870 Vocational Rd. Byesville, OH 43723.

Village Service Committee Meeting will be held June 3, 2021 at 4pm at Village Hall.  Paving projects will be discussed. 

There will be a Finance Committee Meeting at the Village Hall at 4:30pm on May 26th.  Council Meeting to follow at 5:30pm. 

Tere will be a Zoning Committee meeting on May 17th starting at 6pm at Village Hall. 

Byesville Mayor Jay Jackson has announced the appointment of Daulton Dolan as the new Byesville Police chief. 

Dolan is a lifelong resident of Byesville and has worked for the village as an officer on and off since 2013. Dolan has been a full-time officer since September 2019 under former chief Jason May. 

Dolan had also worked for the Barnesville Police Department, Senecaville, Marshal and the Monroe county sheriffs’ offices. 

Dolan began his official capacity as chief when he was sworn in Tuesday, May 11 at 6pm by Jackson.

Dolan said he looks forwards to working with the community and other agencies to not only continue but expand upon the services of the Byesville Police Department. He credits former Chief May for opportunity, guidance and leadership development. 

“Byesville PD has always been a place of opportunity for officers to advance,” Jackson said. “Daulton (Dolan) is a hometown guy and I believe he has a firm grasp on the policing needs of Byesville reidents and businesses.”