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The "Jeans for Green New Albany" Initiative - April 8th – April 22nd, 2026 invites residents to donate any color, style, type, or condition of denim including ripped or worn-out itemswhich reduces landfill waste. Drop off washed items (no bags) in labeled bins to the places listed below. 

 

Reusable denim goes to the New Albany Food Pantry; unwearable denim is recycled into insulation.
 

Drop-off Locations (Open 24/7):

City of New Albany Village Hall: 99 W. Main Street and the 
Plain Township Fire Station: 9500 Johnstown Road.
 

Drop-off Locations (Normal School Hours):

 

New Albany Early Learning Center: 5101 Swickard Woods Blvd.
New Albany High School (Main Lobby): 7600 Fodor Road

New Albany Intermediate School (Lobby): 177 N. High Street

New Albany Middle School (Lobby) 6600 E. Dublin-Granville Road.
New Albany Primary School: 87 N. High Street

 

April Construction Slated for The Hamlet at Sugar Run
Construction on The Hamlet at Sugar Run will begin this April, with public roadway improvements to follow. This 32.6-acre development at New Albany-Condit Road and Central College Road will feature 195 residential units and approximately 52,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. The community is designed to be walkable and pedestrian-friendly, centered around a green space along the Sugar Run stream. 

 

 

National Rx Drug Take Back Day
Safely dispose of unused or unwanted medications and help protect your community. New Albany-area residents can drop off pill and capsule medications at the Plain Township Fire Station (9500 Johnstown Rd) on Saturday, April 25, from 10 AM to 2 PM Please note: only pills and capsules will be accepted—no liquids or syringes. All collected medications will be disposed of in accordance with federal and state environmental guidelines. Can’t make the event? Drop off medications year-round at the New Albany Police Department lobby.

 

From WCMH - A study found New Albany is the fifth wealthiest suburb in the U.S. that tracks precise income data. The study by BestWallClock Archive used U.S. Census data to locate America’s wealthiest suburbs. With a median income of $238,250, New Albany was the wealthiest suburb in Ohio and the fifth wealthiest in the U.S. that reports an entire income. Comparably, the Census lists Ohio’s median income at $71,389.

The study said New Albany’s wealth is “supported by planned community development and ties to major employers in Columbus, including finance and retail corporations.” The Census found nearly 90% of residents are homeowners and 99.2% of residents 25 and older are high school graduates, most of whom also have a college degree.

Nicole Wolford is our Property Manager with Ohio Equities. Nicole's preferred method of communication is to email her at nwolford@ohioequities.com. She can also be reached at 614-939-8601. 

 

The preferred method of paying monthly assessments is through CondoCafe.