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EPHIA Takes Recycling Award

East Price Hill along with West Price Hill, Westwood and Northside were the winning neighborhoods in Mayor Mark Mallory's recycling challenge. Two top prizes of $1250 were pledged to the community that added the most new recyclers and the community that added the highest percentage of new recyclers. However, the Mayor and Rumpke decided to award four top prizes since four communities clearly outpaced all others. In addition, the recycling challenge awarded $250 to each community that reached their pre-established goal for new recyclers including Corryville, Downtown, Mt. Lookout, Paddock Hills and South Cumminsville. In total, the participating neighborhoods added 4,780 new recyclers between May 15 and December 15. The Mayor's challenge encouraged neighborhoods to recruit as many new recyclers as possible.

EPHIA Wins Cleanup Award

East Price Hill's 2008 Great American Cleanup efforts won the top award in Keep Cincinnati Beautiful's Great American Cleanup category. 75 volunteers collected 175 bags of litter and nearly a ton of large trash mattresses, box springs, sofas, loveseats, filing cabinets and dressers. 45 tires were collected and recycled and 15 flats of flowers planted. Thanks for everyones hard work and dedication to Price Hill.

Our Neighborhood on TV News

A WLWT (Channel 5) news story focused on Price Hill Court Watch.

Photos of Our Events

We've added photos of a number of our recent activities. Included are: Mayor Mallory's neighborhood walk in October, the annual election, our float in the Thanksgiving Day parade, and the 2007 Great American Cleanup.

East Price Hill isn't just a neighborhood, it's a community. East Price Hill is a three-square-mile area of 20,000 residents. The neighborhood boasts a proud combination of young and old, where families outnumber singles three to one. Blacks, whites, Hispanics, Asians, and Arabs all call East Price Hill home. The neighborhood is a collection of various housing styles (from rowhouses and townhomes to wood-frame and brick duplexes) and architecture. These varying styles provide a glimpse into the historic past of East Price Hill. The neighborhood has some of the best churches in the state of Ohio along with bakeries, markets, restaurants, bars, and shops. Mt. Echo Park has one of the most stunning views of the city.

Parks and recreation:

Mt. Echo Park
Elberon Ave.
Stunning overlook view, Italian Renaissance pavilion, sheltered picnic area, playground and many varieties of migrating spring birds. 83 acres

Dempsey Park & Playground
Price & Purcell 7 acres

Glenway Park
Glenway Ave. between Considine & Purcell 3.3 acres

Glenway Woods
at the end of Ross Avenue 30.3 acres

Mayfield Park
Carson and Mayfield - originally Storr's Township Cemetery lot

Olden Tot Lot
Warsaw & Woodlawn 1.2 acres

Olden View
Matson Place near West 8th Street .3 acre

Wilson Commons
Bodley & Wilsonia

Price Hill Community Center 959 Hawthorne Ave.

• This location serves residents of East, West, and Lower Price Hill.
• The fitness center offers strength training and cardiovascular equipment
• Full-size gym. The center has organized basketball and volleyball leagues
• Aerobics classes
• Outdoor pool and two outdoor basketball courts
• Youth programs, including a latch key program for K-6th graders
• Preschool programs, featuring art and recreational activities, as well as field trips
• Senior programs, featuring bingo and local and out-of-town trips