The Vials of Life are provided to any Village resident that requests one. These plastic vials, similar to prescription bottles, contain important medical information about family members that is very important to Police & medical emergency responders. The vials, which are to kept inside the refrigerator door, can be picked up at the Gates Mills Police Department. It is important to update the information inside the vials on a regular basis.
**ATTENTION - Cuyahoga County Residents**
THE CUYAHOGA COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE IS "AT YOUR SERVICE"
Please visit one of our Satellite Offices and save yourself a trip downtown.
760 East 185th Street, (216) 515-8302
2337 Broadview Road, (216) 515-8308
Satellite Office hours are: Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. Satellite Offices are CLOSED on all Government Observed Holidays. You may also visit us on the web: www.auditor.cuyahogacounty.us.
Providing you with the customer service you deserve.
Property Information
Homestead Applications
Dog License
Property Tax Questions
Property Tax Collection
Board of Revision Applications
Cuyahoga County Satellite Offices are a service to taxpayers, homeowners, consumers, senior citizens, disabled people and business people.
Chagrin River Road - Roadwork Scheduled
Beginning sometime in the first week of August, ODOT will start construction on the two hillside slope failure projects for Chagrin River Rd.
The first project is located in front of the Chagrin Valley Nursery and will have one lane closed with traffic signals at each end alternating southbound and northbound traffic. The work is expected to last approximately 4 weeks.
The second project is located at Old Mill Road just south of the Old Livery Tavern. One lane will be closed in the construction area and the open lane will be for south bound traffic only. The road will be closed for traffic heading north from Old Mill Road. The posted detour route will be Old Mill Road to Mayfield Road to Chagrin River Road south. This project is expected to be completed within approximately 5 to 6 weeks.
The September 7, 2010 County Executive and County Council Primary Election
The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections advises voters to prepare for the historic September 7, 2010 Primary Election by becoming familiar with the new county government system. For the first time, voters will cast ballots for Partisan Candidates running for 11 County Council District seats and County Executive.
All Cuyahoga County voters now live in one of the new districts and should become familiar with its boundaries. Maps are available on the Board of Elections website at www.boe.cuyahogacounty.us.
Democratic, Republican, and Minor Party candidates are running for County Executive and county Council in the September 7, 2010 Primary Election. The winning Primary Election candidates from each party and Independent Candidates will be on the November 2, 2010 General Election ballot.
Vote by Mail allows voters extra time to study candidates and issues at home. Vote by Mail ballot applications are available at public libraries, the Board of Elections, 2925 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, and the Board of Elections website: www.boe.cuyahogacounty.us or by calling the Board of Elections at 216-443-3298.
Voters should check their voting information prior to each election. voters may confirm their ward, precinct, voting location, and County Council District at the Board of Elections website: www.boe.cuyahogacounty.us or by calling 216-443-3298.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (PICS)
Would you like to receive road construction updatesvia your
e-mailor cell phone?
How about emergency notifications?
The Gates Mills Police Department has created a new program to communicate with residents and deliver emergency public information quickly!Electronic messages can now be delivered to our residents
via your e-mail address or text message enabled cellular phone.
Multiple e-mail addresses and cellular phone numbers
can be added for each resident.
For more information or to sign up, contact
Chief Disp. Toni Wilson or Disp. Emily Joseph
at the Gates Mills Police Department at
(440) 423-4456.
**This procedure has replaced the previously used “Reverse 911” program
that would only deliver a voice message to your phone. **
NACo Prescription Discount Card Program
Cuyahoga County has recently reached an agreement with the National Association of Counties (NACo) to offer a Prescription Drug Discount Card Program. By virtue of being a member of NACo and at no cost to the county, we join over 500 counties nationwide in offering this program designed to leverage our collective size to save residents hard earned money. County residents can now tap into a negotiated discount rate on their prescriptions that can see an average savings of 22% or more. This represents millions in savings since the inception of the program in 2005. Other highlights of the program include:
It is easy to participate. There are no enrollment fees, no forms to fill out, no age or income requirements, and no medical condition restrictions. The entire family is covered with just one card and virtually all commonly prescribed medicine is covered;
There is no costs. There is no cost to the county, county taxpayers, or consumers to participate. Caremark negotiates the discounts directly with participating pharmacies. Neither NACo nor the participating counties receive any revenue from the program;
Everyone is eligible. The discount cards are provided free to residents living in participating NACo member counties across the country. A national network of more than 59,000 retail pharmacies honor the card;
Consumers always receive the lowest retail price. On occasion, pharmacies will price a particular medication lower than the discount rate available with the NACo card. If that occurs, consumers will receive the lower price. Either way, consumers will always receive the best price available.
The actual Discount Cards are located at the Town Hall and are available to all residents. The are no enrollment fees, no forms to fill out, no age or income requirements, and no medical condition restrictions for consumers to use the NACo card. In addition, the entire family is covered with just one card and virtually all commonly prescribed medicine is covered.
