Fencing and Flowers

Check out the beautiful mums City Parks and Forestry workers recently planted in the flower bed behind City Hall. Fencing from Adrian's Dale's Fencing is now being installed around the flower beds and along the north side of the parking lot behind City Hall to help maintain the area.

Flag Poles Installed Behind City Hall

Flag Poles were installed by City of Adrian DPW workers with the assistance of the rigging from the company who replaced the roof on City Hall.

Flags and Flowers in the Courtyard Behind City Hall

The area behind City Hall was filled in recently with brick, concrete and flowerbeds to create a courtyard. This will allow the area to be used by parks and recreation and the library for music events, movies, and other events.

Landscaping for City Hall Parking Lot

Today our City of Adrian Parks and Forestry employees planted Elm trees along the edges of the parking lot and Spruce trees down the middle of the lot.

City Hall Parking Lot Transformation

Over the last week significant work has taken place in the parking lot behind city hall, library and The Croswell Theater. Changes take place daily as city DPW workers and contractors strive to get the majority of the work completed in time for Art-A-Licious which takes place September 17 and 18. These photos show the curb and gutter work.

North Side of City Hall

The sidewalk area immediately north of city hall is being transformed into a open plaza area similar to the brick area behind the library. The circle driveway, flower bed, and trees have been removed. The flags poles were temporary removed and the sidewalk has been demolished to make way for the new plaza. City Hall is still open for business and we hope you will pardon the dust while we complete this transformation. The Bank of Lenawee time capsule that was located in the circle flower bed has been recovered and will be given to First Federal Bank.

City Hall Parking Lot Bioswale Prep Work

City of Adrian Department of Public Work employees continue to work on the parking lot behind city hall in preparation for the installation of a bioswale. The bioswale is a environmentally friendly retention basin. When completed it will run the length of the parking lot and capture run off from the parking lot. The photo looking down on the parking lot was taken from the second floor of city hall. Please visit city hall and check out the view.