The City is working with ZoneCo to update the Zoning Code, which was originally adopted in 1975 with text amendments over the years as needed. Additional Info...
The Water and Sewer Division is in the process of identifying and mapping water service line materials throughout the city. Inspections occur in phases, and residents will be notified by door hangers when it is appropriate to schedule their inspection. Additional Info...
The City of Bowling Green is excited to announce a new summer food truck series at Wooster Green. Food Truck Thursdays will begin Thursday, June 1st, from 11 am-1 pm and continue every Thursday throughout the summer until August 17th. Read on...
Bowling Green Municipal Utilities is pleased to announce the launch of its new online billing and payment service through Invoice Cloud, offering customers greater flexibility to view and pay their utility bills online. Read on...
The Queen Anne Victorian at 622 West Wooster Street was built it 1894 for L.C. Cole, a local businessman, and his family. The house is a Highlighted Structure in the National Register of Historic Places Nomination for the Boom Town Historic District. Read on...
June is National Elder Abuse Awareness Month, and June 14 is Flag Day. In recognition of both, the Wood County Department of Job and Family Services, the Wood County Committee on Aging, and the City of Bowling Green are partnering to hold an event. Read on...
