Week in Review: Man Rear-Ends Police Car; Waterpark Considered; and New Police Station Eyed

Did you miss anything around town during the past week? Here’s your opportunity to get caught up. 

Brecksville Considering a New Waterpark: Council is looking to "enclose the current outdoor pool in conjunction with the current indoor facility," before making any other decisions, said council president Greg Skaljac.

Brecksville City Council OK’s 6 New Police Cars: City officials “not overly happy” with the Dodge Chargers puchased last year. Council OK’s $139,050, but the other cars will be sold soon.

: The findings may (or may not) surprise you.

Man Charged With Drunken Driving After Rear-Ending Police Cruiser: The Broadview Heights man was traveling north on Miller Road on Monday, when he failed to stop at the State Route 82 intersection, where a police car was stopped at a red light.

: The city would also like to have a small space to showcase the department’s history.

City Council OKs Opening Community Center to ‘Corporate Memberships’: Mayor Jerry Hruby said that the program could be used as a tool for economic development.

: The city still has to select an architectural firm to design the station.